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Chris DeRusha Named CSO for State of Michigan

Chris Derusha
February 13, 2019

Former DHS cybersecurity strategist Chris DeRusha has been named chief security officer for the state of Michigan.

DeRusha has a bachelor’s degree in international business and a master’s in national security policy studies. He was with the Department of Homeland Security from 2011-2015, as a special assistant to the deputy secretary, as a cybersecurity strategist and then adviser to the deputy under secretary for cybersecurity. He also served as senior cybersecurity advisor to Barrack Obama from 2015 to 2017.

 

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