Neil Kelly, Lake County Clerk of the Circuit Court, is pleased to announce that Jacqueline Holder, Information Technology Auditor in the Clerk’s Office, passed the Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) exam on the first attempt. The CISM is offered through the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). The CISM certification is for the individual, who manages, designs, oversees and or assesses an enterprise’s information security (IS). Mr. Kelly states, “This certification adds to the internal audit capabilities to review and assess county automated systems.” ISACA has a global constituency of more than 86,000 professionals in more than 160 countries. Since 1978, the CISA program, sponsored by ISACA, has been the globally accepted standard of achievement among professionals in this field.
Press Release 02/4/2010.
Neil Kelly, Clerk of the Circuit Court sucessfully completes the required 240-hour New Clerk Training.
The Supreme Court of Florida has confirmed Clerk of the Circuit Court Neil Kelly’s successfull completion of the required 240-hour New Clerk Training. Mr. Kelly was appointed as Clerk of the Circuit Court for Lake County in November 2007 by Governor Charlie Crist and was subsequently elected to that office in 2008.
Neil Kelly shared his views of the certification process. “The New Clerk Certification program was one of the most intense and informative programs I have attended. It not only provided intuitive training; it also gave a bird’s-eye view of several Clerks’ offices throughout the State as training moved to their venues. Seeing how others approach the same processes provides some of the best insight possible for a new Clerk.”
The training program was established by Administrative Order of the Supreme Court. The 240 hours of credit are required for certification within 24 months of assuming office. Required elements of the program are as follows:
General Orientation/Office transition,
Administration and Office Management,
Court Services and Operations,
Records Maintenance and Management,
Financial Administration and Management,
Office Technology and Resources,
State and County Governments Organization, Structure and Relationships, and
Personal Skills Development.
Chief Justice Quince, Supreme Court of Florida states:
“I commend you on your diligent effort to continue your professional development.”
“I hope you will find maintaining this certification a worthwhile effort…”
“The Supreme Court is available to assist you and the Florida Association of Court Clerks and Comptrollers in your efforts.”
