What Local Leaders Need to Know about Cybersecurity

<p>This episode features a conversation on cybersecurity and how local government leaders can be prepared for a cyber incident within your organization. NYSAC, in collaboration with the Center for Technology in Government at the SUNY Albany, recently published a <a href='https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001oVEM5cNp4Bpf4NMt7VjFWgeOhXPbOHwiKxavb96OOaCombwy1vEMbWRr-1BrOxiInfBISw2oPKmrwQPgHOqIJhVdTdQCEm25LxF0Ol65ocLdodARur7OdtsP332BKJtlCuFHKokOJ1yRvNy1XW5a95V9kQ9EWcyotCCqETwROsLgYsjgdWyXMMkAFZUMY1C15v2MVcF9jJp36gBqpsw0rMliuE04QY0DBRXGNtXN_kosa01TchVrmA==&c=btVSI-5Uaxf_Kx7jPe8p6jMBfvEklPt2RoxZA7ftEWWOPlyTzheVqQ==&ch=smcuoet3zeeUUiXjl6YmXQErh7eTXxmmokEUSGPyR6OrvxW7LtN92A=='>Cybersecurity Primer for Local Government Leaders</a>. As discussed in this episode, the Primer is geared for all the non-technical leaders within a county that must play a role as part of their county’s protection team.</p> <p>Joining NYSAC Deputy Director Mark LaVigne for the conversation are Meghan Cook, Program Director for the Center for Technology in Government at the State University at Albany, Robert Corpora, Cortland County Administrator, and Glenn Marchi, Commissioner of the Dutchess County Office of Central & Information Services.</p> <p>Visit <a href='https://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001oVEM5cNp4Bpf4NMt7VjFWgeOhXPbOHwiKxavb96OOaCombwy1vEMbWRr-1BrOxiIv9WIsyTObHYz1pX-DPDOgUW4z9qLq5oq9t_ycDhvLs0hA8nnohbKrfJi8-xf6U5qrh-qPbdRS767HJ883yN1-Q==&c=btVSI-5Uaxf_Kx7jPe8p6jMBfvEklPt2RoxZA7ftEWWOPlyTzheVqQ==&ch=smcuoet3zeeUUiXjl6YmXQErh7eTXxmmokEUSGPyR6OrvxW7LtN92A=='>nysac.org/cyber</a> to download the Primer as well as additional documents, workshop and webinar recordings related to cybersecurity.</p> <p>NYSAC thanks our sponsor for this episode, the <a href='https://nymir.org/'>New York State Insurance Reciprocal (NYMIR).</a></p>