Victoria Porto announced on LinkedIn Thursday that she has been named deputy chief financial officer at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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In this capacity, Porto will leverage her over 20 years of federal leadership experience to oversee financial management, bolster operational efficiency and ensure resource alignment to support CISA’s objective of safeguarding critical infrastructure. She is tasked with enhancing transparency and enabling data-driven planning across the agency’s divisions to support national security priorities.
Who Is Victoria Porto?
Porto is a seasoned Senior Executive Service leader with the Department of Homeland Security for most of her career. She most recently served as senior counselor to the director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and acting chief of the civil rights equal employment opportunity office.
She was executive director for various offices, including readiness operations and programs. The executive served as chief of verification, deputy chief of the office of performance and quality, and branch chief of the immigrant investor program office.
