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Aman Bhullar
Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk (Chief Information Officer) LA County, CA
About Aman Bhullar
Aman Bhullar has over 25 years of experience in technology implementation and consulting. As the department’s Chief Information office (CIO), he provides executive leadership and is responsible for assisting the RR/CC in administering and formulating the IT operations with direct responsibility and oversight of Information Security standards and strategies for governance/compliance. A pioneer in incorporating cutting edge technology, Mr. Bhullar supports a workforce of 1,500 employees that serves the nation’s largest, most complex and diverse election jurisdiction of 5.8M voters in addition to supporting the largest repository of vital records in the nation, serving 10M+ constituents. Under his leadership, a revolutionary voting system has been implemented in LA County: Voting Solutions for All People (VSAP). Mr. Bhullar is a seasoned technology implementation professional who is recognized for driving technology initiatives into enterprise software roll-out of voting technology, ERP, CRM, SCM, Imaging & Electronic Records Programs. Being technology and security conscious about the ever-changing threat landscape, he deployed the ALBERT Network and Monitoring & Management system (from CIS); the first in LA County. He was instrumental in getting critical product evaluation of VSAP by CISA/DHS. The information and security programs implemented at RR/CC has won several awards and accolades from EAC, NIST, NACO, Gold Globee, Clearie, CSAC, CDG and other organizations. Mr. Bhullar ensured that the new voting system and the organization undergoes frequent third-party penetration testing and governance, risk and compliance assessments. As part of the VSAP rollout, he looks forward to executing the Open Source strategy for the most complex, largest voting technology stack in the nation.