Daniel Korzun

Daniel Korzun serves as a pivotal Business Interface Representative and Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) at the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS USCIS). In this multifaceted role, he acts as the critical link between business owners, system owners, end users, and both Information Security and IT representatives, ensuring that all Human Resources IT systems maintain the highest standards of security and compliance. His expertise as an ISSO encompasses a wide range of responsibilities, including the oversight of the Human Capital and Training Repository, where he implements robust security protocols to protect sensitive employee data and training records.

Daniel's role is particularly vital in navigating the complexities of regulatory compliance within the realm of homeland security. His experience in program management and counterterrorism equips him with a unique perspective on the importance of safeguarding information in a landscape where security threats are ever-evolving. He excels in fostering collaboration among diverse teams, leveraging his skills in communication and team building to ensure that all stakeholders are aligned with security objectives.

In addition to his technical acumen, Daniel's background in public affairs and executive support enables him to effectively advocate for security initiatives at the organizational level. His commitment to maintaining a secure environment for HR IT systems not only protects the integrity of the data but also enhances the overall operational efficiency of DHS USCIS. Through his strategic insights and proactive approach, Daniel Korzun continues to play a crucial role in fortifying the information security framework that underpins the agency's mission.