It was announced on January 11th by information technology and business process services provider, CGI that it has named former U.S. Defense Security Service Director, Stanley Sims to the role of Chief Security Officer. Sims will be responsible for leading CGI’s security enterprise policies, practices, and programs.
Michael E. Roach, President and CEO of CGI stated, “Stan brings unrivalled insight and proven expertise in building modern security programs that help organizations continually close the gap between necessary technological innovation and risk preparedness.”
Sims brings over 30 years of public service experience in the areas of intelligence, security, and operations. In 2010 Sims was appointed the Director of the Defense Security Service where he retired from earlier this month. Additionally, Sims retired from the U.S. Army as a Colonel.
Stanley Sims stated, “Security is top of mind for many organizations as they strive to remain competitive and meet the expectations of their stakeholders. Based on my experience, there’s a heartbeat behind every security risk, so that requires a multi-dimensional solutions that blends technology and people-focused programs. Over the past few years, I have worked with CGI executives and experts and have been impressed with their holistic view of security. I am now thrilled to join the CGI team to help shape its enterprise program and consult with clients around the world.”
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