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With VA’s CRISP, ‘Security is an everybody responsibility’

April 17, 2012

Department of Veterans Affairs Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information Security Jerry Davis discusses with FedScoopTV the agency’s security efforts related to CRISP, the Continuous Readiness in Information Security Program.

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