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Lynn McNulty receives "Hall of Fame" Award from Information Systems Security Association (ISSA)
Tuesday, 05 May 2009

Washington, DC – Lynn McNulty, Executive Consultant at McConnell International, is honored by the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) for his exceptional contributions to ISSA and the information security profession.

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McConnell International – new consultants bring additional insights to help clients navigate challenging economic and political terrain
Thursday, 09 April 2009

Washington, DC – Dennis Szymanski and Howard Stern have joined the McConnell International team as Executive Consultants. Together they add more than fifty years of experience in the U.S. Federal government market to McConnell International’s 0fferings.
 

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Clinton Rubin expands capabilities into government sector through acquisition of McConnell International, a consulting firm specializing in US federal government procurement
Tuesday, 14 October 2008

Trevose, PA -- Clinton Rubin LLC, a consulting firm specializing in executive level management services, today announced the acquisition of McConnell International, LLC of Washington, DC.

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Measure would require agencies to appoint chief information security officers
Friday, 12 September 2008

By Gautham Nagesh
NextGov, September 12, 2008

Two lawmakers introduced a bill on Thursday to strengthen federal cybersecurity efforts and elevate the importance of chief information security officers throughout the government...

"I certainly welcome the additional attention to cybersecurity that the bill gives," said Bruce McConnell, former chief of information and technology policy at the Office of Management and Budget who currently runs the consulting firm McConnell International. "I think it's important to strengthen the role of CISOs. I think it will give them more visibility." ... more

 
Security analysts praise Obama's pledge for a cyber chief
Friday, 18 July 2008

By Jill Aitoro
NextGov, July 18, 2008

Barack Obama's pledge on Thursday to appoint, if elected president, a national cyber adviserwho will report to him directly would be in sharp contrast to the strategy taken by the Bush administration, who many criticize for burying the cyber chief deep within the Homeland Security Department ...

Still, having the president's ear might not be good enough to effect change if authority and influence don't come with the job, said Bruce McConnell, who served three administrations as an adviser on national information security issues. He and Yoran recommended that the adviser hold a senior-level position within the National Security Council, which is the president's principal forum for considering national security and foreign policy issues with senior advisers and Cabinet officials. The council also helps coordinate policies among federal agencies.

"To be effective, the adviser must be hard-wired into the decision structure," said McConnell, now president of consulting firm McConnell International. ... more

 
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