

Cybersecurity Services
Counties need modern cybersecurity solutions to protect the county’s environment. Threat Actor activity and sophistication is constantly improving, so counties need to increase their solution and data governance and understand their threat landscape to mitigate the risk to the county and their constituents against future cyber-attacks through phishing and ransomware attacks.
Crowe, WSAC’s cybersecurity strategic partner, has been addressing cyber concerns for more than 30 years. Their team includes former chief information security officers, expert hackers, and other highly specialized professionals who can offer perspective on how to supplement and strengthen your county’s cybersecurity program.
Crowe can help you design and execute strategies to mature your program, support departmental goals, and keep your county’s and constituents’ sensitive information safe while preventing future cyberattacks.
Is your county ready to tackle its cybersecurity issues?
PREPARE AND RESPOND
Need immediate cybersecurity assistance? Crowe can help. Our specialists use a range of technological tools and experience to help you respond to ongoing and imminent threats.
Contact us for immediate assistance or to learn more about Crowe’s Incident Response Services
ASSESS AND MEASURE
Is your organization’s security posture ready to meet today’s challenges? Are you confident in your cyber resilience and overall cybersecurity capabilities? We can help you get an accurate picture of your program’s current state, spot any performance gaps, identify the most critical areas for improvement, and define a plan of action to address risks and achieve long-term goals.
90% of cyberattacks begin with an email. How ready are you for a cyber threat?
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BUILD AND MATURE
Need someone to take the wheel? We can help you design and execute the strategies needed to mature your program and support organizational goals.
Costs
Contact Crowe to assess your needs and begin the quote process.
What immediate steps can I take?
If you’re looking for immediate guidance, consider taking the following steps in your organization:
1. Use strong passwords, a password manager, and MFA
Strong passwords are the first step to account security because poorly protected credentials become attack vectors. An easy rule to abide by is that “length is strength,” and unique phrases are better than words in creating passwords that aren’t easily guessed. Strong passwords are:
One challenge that is ever present for internet users is how to protect the dozens (maybe hundreds!) of passwords they need to use. A password manager can store passwords and then secure them with one very long, unique, highly unguessable password in combination with MFA. If you’re concerned about your existing accounts, use HaveIBeenPwned to check whether your account information has been compromised and rotate any exposed credentials.
2. Update everything
Do your utmost to keep all the computer systems around you updated. You should consider your whole digital footprint, including mobile devices, laptops, desktops, tablets, applications, web browsers, and other individual software when determining what needs to be kept up to date. When dealing with legacy systems that can’t be updated for one reason or another, isolate them by putting them on a separate network, implementing network firewall rules, or using the local firewall to only allow access to those who administrate the systems.
3. Protect end users with endpoint detection and response (EDR)
More robust than antivirus protection, EDR solutions continually monitor user devices and report any activity that raises concern. They can also proactively stop the execution of anomalous activities. EDR solutions significantly reduce the likelihood that a security breach or debilitating ransomware attack will proliferate across the network. If you have limited time and resources for cybersecurity solutions, EDR can help minimize security risks of your devices by maintaining confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.
For more information on any of these or anything cybersecurity related, please reach out for a free conversation!
Insights
Use our insights to start your cybersecurity journey:


