He was appointed to the position of CISO in October 2003. Lacey has been employed by Johns Hopkins University since February 2000. Whereas lost or stolen mobile computing devices are a top cause of information insecurity within an organisation, there is also a higher than usual risk of hacking and other malicious intrusion to be prevented.
“People have to know that you aren’t going to light your hair on fire over small things,” he said.Īccording to Lacey, academic medical centres such as Johns Hopkins face some special challenges when it comes to data breaches. CISOs must work on a multitude of technology projects, all the while building and maintaining trust in interpersonal relationships. In a 2012 Healthcare Informatics article about the rise of the CISO, Lacey compared the role to that of a circus master. The institute is a National Security Agency Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance. When Johns Hopkins University opened its Information Security Institute, Lacey was its first Executive Director. Darren Lacey is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Director of IT Compliance at Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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