Webinar: Tuesday, March 2 at 11 a.m. CT
(9 a.m. PT | 10 a.m. MT | Noon ET)
Watch On-Demand
On December 13, 2020, SolarWinds, a company that provides IT monitoring and management tools to the public sector, acknowledged that hackers had inserted malware into a service that provided software updates for its Orion platform, a suite of products used by many federal agencies. As a result, malicious code may have been pushed to as many as 18,000 customers, raising concerns among IT administrators across all levels of government in their ongoing battle against an evolvingly complex network of malware, cyber-extortionists, and cybersecurity risks.
What do we know about the SolarWinds data breach, and what lessons can IT leaders learn to help them fortify their digital properties?
In this recording, listen in as our special guests from our cybersecurity partner, SilverSky, do an in-depth analysis of the SolarWinds hack and best practices to keep your data secure.
SilverSky is CivicPlus®’ cybersecurity partner specializing in managed detection and response, managed endpoint detection and response, managed security services, compliance and risk services, and incident response readiness.
CivicEngage® website security and hosting services for CivicPlus clients are provided exclusively by our internal CivicPlus security and hosting team.
About Our Speaker: Miguel Hablutzel, SilverSky
SilverSky is a cybersecurity leader with over 20 years of experience servicing regulated industries to provide industry-leading cybersecurity solutions for risk reduction. In a world of relentless and sophisticated cybercriminals, SilverSky protects local government agencies and municipalities with hands-on, around the clock cybersecurity. SilverSky is a pioneer in the cloud security and security monitoring market and a leading provider of cyber services to highly regulated industries. Its mission is to provide first-rate security services to protect local government entities at an affordable and predictable cost.
As the product manager and subject matter expert for CivicRec, Brian is primarily responsible for ensuring our parks and recreation clients are fully leveraging all the flexible features and modern functionality offered by our local government recreation management software. Brian stays immersed in the trends and technologies impacting parks and recreation departments so that he can serve as a critical link between the CivicRec product development and service delivery teams to ensure our product continues to evolve as the needs of local government evolve. Brian earned a Master of Business Administration degree in Management from Western International University.