We found that privacy is a much less mature area in government, and there is less progress to report. Fewer agencies have addressed [privacy programs] as a priority ... the security programs [are] a bit more mature [and have been] addressed over a long period of time.

They want to move to a state where they're taking a view of their risk ... on an ongoing basis, supported by technology. Today, you hear them talking about too much manual intervention. They want to see more tools emerge that they can hook onto their networks, onto their applications, that will perform the monitoring for them.

The ideal privacy officer doesn't choose between the agency and the public, ... In the end, he works for the executive branch.

There isn't a whole lot of government self-regulation over privacy.

There is no progress if you don't have the government pushing the industry to improve.

The program has grown under Student Government progress, ... With transportation on campus, the transportation fee has allowed the program to be used somewhat.