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shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com October 23, 2018 • Page 9 South Dakota Wins NASCIO State IT Recognition Award The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) selected 31 finalists across 10 categories for the State IT Recognition Awards. This is the 30th consecutive year NASCIO has honored outstanding information technology achievements in state government through the awards. The State of South Dakota was recognized in the Cybersecurity category for our Email Threat Assessment Evaluation. The submission is titled Walleyes, Whales and Cybersecurity. Projects and initiatives from NASCIO member states, territories, and the District of Columbia were eligible for nomination. NASCIO members served as volunteer judges to review the 120+ submissions, narrowing the nominees down to finalists in each category. From these finalists, a recipient will be announced during an awards dinner at the upcoming NASCIO Annual Conference this October in San Diego, CA. “For thirty years, NASCIO awards have honored exemplary state information technology projects,” said Denis Goulet, Commissioner, Department of Information Technology, State of New Hampshire and Awards Committee Co-Chair. “These awards provide a national platform to honor states and project teams on a job well done and to demonstrate the integral and transformative nature IT can have on state government and the experiences of citizens.” Jim Edman, the State’s Chief Information Security Officer said, “The Bureau of Information and Telecommunications (BIT) prioritizes cyber security as one of our most important initiatives. NASCIO members across the country have also prioritized cyber security as its number one priority since 2013. This award reaffirms that the time and efforts our staff invests in working with our clients to protect our confidential data is recognized as one of the top programs in the country. “ “The prestige of this awards Free Credit Freezes Change Credit Management Following amendments to the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, anyone can now apply a freeze to their credit reports for free at any time. Previously, there was a fee for a credit freeze unless the person had a police report documenting identity theft. program and its importance to the Understanding the broad impact that credit scores have on state IT community is confirmed by daily life, many Americans have sought ways to protect themselves the large number of NASCIO memfrom identity theft and its impact on credit reports. In working with bers that submit nominations and individuals to strengthen their credit, the LSS Center for Financial give their time to serve as judges,” Resources (CFR) recognizes the significance of this change in policy. “While not a significant fee compared to the potential cost of said Yessica Jones, Director and identity theft, the previous fee did keep people from applying for Chief Technology Officer, Departa credit freeze,” explains Breck Miller, CFR’s Community Relations ment of Information Systems, State Coordinator. “The new lack of a fee and quick response requirements of Arkansas and Awards Committee for the removal of a credit freeze should encourage people to use a Co-Chair. “Peer review is what sets credit freeze as a credit management tool.” NASCIO awards apart from others in CFR works with and educates clients who are facing credit history the field and this recognition from challenges and/or are working on improving their credit as a means peers is especially meaningful to the of accomplishing a larger goal. Using a holistic approach to all counaward finalists.” seling, the new opportunity of free credit freezes expands options for The award nominations showcase CFR counselors working with clients a wide variety of situations. the use of information technology to Lutheran Social Services is a private non-profit social service agency. Last year, 61,144 lives were touched through a variety of address critical business problems, more easily connect citizens to their services offered through LSS statewide. Core services offered by LSS include adoption, pregnancy coungovernment, improve business proseling, foster care, kinship services, childcare & education, disaster cesses, and create new opportunities response, mental health counseling, re-entry services, Center for that improve the lives of citizens. Financial Resources, residential services for children & youth, To ensure states have access to the alternatives to detention, independent living services for young innovations and leading practices adults, mentoring, Better Together and Center for New Americans. of their peers, all award submisLSS serves people of all ages, races, faiths and economic levels with sions will be added to the NASCIO’s professional, confidential and affordable services. awards library by late September. LSS services are licensed by the State of South Dakota and accredited by the Council on Accreditation. LSS is a United Way agency. Treasure Awaits! Shop Classifieds 319 Walnut St. • Yankton, SD 57078 605-665-5884 www.missourivalleyshopper.com South Dakota’s 100th Pheasant Season By Gov. Dennis Daugaard October in South Dakota is a glorious month. I love the crisp mornings, chilly evenings and weekend sounds of marching bands in homecoming parades. 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