Cyber Q&A: State Dept. CISO laments 'security fatigue'
State Department Chief Information Security Officer William Lay has spent three decades working in federal IT, for both civilian and military agencies. His appointment as CISO and deputy CIO for information assurance at the State Department in September 2012 capped a career that ends this summer, and FedScoop caught him in a reflective mood on his final day at work last month.
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