Chief Information Security Officer

SAF/CN Office of the Chief Information Officer

The office of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) enables the U.S. Air Force core missions by ensuring the cybersecurity and resiliency of systems, information and staff. For more detailed information about the office of the CISO, please refer to our About page.

Department of Air Force Chief Information Security Officer

The Headquarters, Department of Air Force is pleased to announce the appointment of James "Aaron" Bishop who is the former CEO and founder of Quantum Security Alliance. Mr. Bishop will transition into the Department of Air Force Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) position. Previous Chief Information Security Officer Wanda T. Jones-Heath has taken a new role as the Principal Cyber Advisor for the DAF. For more information about Mr. Bishop please click here.

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