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University of Arkansas Hires New Chief Information Security Officer
by AMP Staff June 29, 2020
by AMP Staff June 29, 2020
The University of Arkansas has named a new chief information security officer. Effective June 29, Stephen Tycer will oversee the security the university’s data and networks. “We are fortunate to have someone with a depth of understanding in global cybersecurity join the IT Services…
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University of Arkansas Hires New Chief Information Security Officer