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Where Next for Government Cybersecurity in Colorado? Colorado State Government CISO Deborah (Debbi) Blyth is widely recognized as an innovator among government cybersecurity leaders. Here, she discusses her past accomplishments, COVID-19 challenges and Colorado’s future security plans. Colorado State Capitol / Credit: Colorado State Government Deborah Blyth is Colorado’s chief information security officer (CISO), with over 25 years of experience in technology and 15 years leading information security programs. As state CISO, she serves as the point of contact for a...

The Northfield Hospital and Clinics Board of Directors earlier this month approved a five-year contract to implement a new electronic health records system administrators say will provide patients with easier access and convenience of use. The board unanimously approved an agreement with Meditech to implement a new electronic health records program, Meditech as a Service, during a Dec. 17 meeting. The service includes a one-time $1.3 million capital cost and ongoing $1.9 million annual operating expense — representing a $400,000 increased annual operating expense and $11.6 million estima...

Information technology security at the department of agriculture. fairly important task. the department got the money they started 16 projects at once, they didn't procedure advertise. part of it was this $2 million to hire interns to help them fix their security systems. >> and they did. >> they hired one intern. >> literally one. >> literally one. >> that money was spent. >> that money was spent on the program. they spent $230,000 on another program that diewsm indicated something they were already doing. typical give us all this money and we're going to figure out how to spend it and waste ...