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CSC Global Cybersecurity Lead Sam Visner on New UK Cyber Boss

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CSC (NYSE: CSC) has named Nick Hopkinson director of cybersecurity at the firm’s U.K. business.

Hopkinson will aim to “reduce client risks and protect their enterprises from the increase in cyber attacks.”

“Our clients want to be confident that their information and network systems are protected, ” said Samuel S. Visner, CSC’s vice president and global lead executive for cybersecurity. “Under Nick’s leadership, CSC will work closely with its clients to develop or improve their technology roadmaps, mitigate their security risks, and ensure their enterprise is protected.”

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