Sunsuper upgrades information security

19 March 2009
| By Mike |

Queensland-based Sunsuper has taken the unusual step of appointing an in-house chief security officer.

Sunsuper chief executive Tony Lally said the fund had appointed Greg Wiltshire to the newly-established role in recognition of the growing requirement of superannuation funds to manage members' sensitive and confidential financial information.

He said the appointment had come on the back of Sunsuper's recent acquisition of super funds administrator Precision Administration Services.

"We recognised the acquisition provided us with an opportunity to look at ways to enhance the way we manage the data we hold," Lally said.

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