Recorded Future - Delivering Maximum Impact in the Public Sector

Our guest is Michael Anderson, chief information security officer for Dallas County — the eighth largest county in the United States. He oversees the IT security program for over 6,800 county employees and the electronic records for over 2.6 million residents.

Michael shares his career journey, including 10 years served in the Army in the Intelligence Corp, and over 20 years of strategic and tactical expertise across a wide-range of IT disciplines. We’ll find out how he and his team use modern tools to make the most of limited resources, the type of leadership style he uses to inspire and motivate his coworkers, and how he approaches hiring in a highly competitive jobs market.

This podcast was produced in partnership with the CyberWire.

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from Recorded Future https://www.recordedfuture.com/podcast-episode-177/

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