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Colorado earns national award for information security

The Colorado Governor’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) is pleased to announce that Colorado has been named an honoree of a 2015 CSO50 Award from IDG's CSO for its “Secure Colorado” strategic plan.

By StateScoop Staff

October 3, 2014

Colorado Earns National Award for Information Security

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