Chief Information Security Officer
University of the Fraser ValleyJob Summary The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) ensures compliance between institutional strategies and information security by leading, directing, and managing information security resources, expertise, guidance, and the systems necessary to execute strategic and operational plans across the University’s information systems. The CISO is accountable for the University’s enterprise information security posture, ensuring alignment with institutional risk tolerance, regulatory requiremen…
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