John Toney, Vermont’s chief information security officer, has been appointed as a visiting fellow by the National Security Institute at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School. As part of that role, he joins NSI’s Cyber & Tech Security Council.
Toney’s invitation to the council underscores his recognized authority in the cybersecurity landscape. His role will involve collaborating with leading professionals to drive innovations in cyber defense and security technologies.
“We are thrilled to see John’s leadership and expertise recognized by the National Security Institute,” said Denise Reilly-Hughes, secretary of the Agency of Digital Services and Chief Information Office for the state of Vermont. “This appointment reflects his commitment to advancing the field of cybersecurity and ensuring a safer, more resilient digital future.”
Toney’s appointment as a visiting pellow will enable him to contribute to national security initiatives while fostering a stronger partnership between the public and private sectors in the fight against cyber threats.