Chase Hymel

Chief Information Security Officer

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Chase Hymel serves as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the State of Louisiana, where he leads statewide efforts to protect and defend government systems and data. With more than 15 years of experience in cybersecurity and IT, he has advanced through leadership roles in security architecture, operations, and enterprise technology. Prior to becoming CISO, he served as Deputy Director of Information Security and Enterprise Security Architect with The Office of Technology Services, and held engineering and consulting positions in both the public and private sectors. Chase studied Computer Science and Information Systems and Decision Sciences at Louisiana State University as well as IT Network Architecture at Louisiana Technical College.

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Testimonials

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Jarrod J. Coniglio

Secretary, Louisiana Department of Revenue

Working with OTS on launching the LDR website was a partnership that continues to pay dividends. OTS worked closely with us during development and after the site went live to ensure that it meets the needs of all stakeholders, including LDR staff, policymakers, tax professionals and individual and business taxpayers. The support they continue to provide is invaluable.
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Dr. Leah Raby

Executive Director, Louisiana Commission on Human Rights

OTS built a fiscally-sound and secure data collection system for us so we can efficiently receive and process discrimination complaints in employment, banking and lending, and public accommodations. Their work ensures that we can fulfill our mission with efficiency, transparency, and public trust.
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