County CIO notes ConvergeOne case study highlighting Madera County cybersecurity work
Summary
Madera County Chief Information Officer Tanya Seidh announced a Jan. 21, 2025, ConvergeOne case study highlighting the county’s enterprise cybersecurity and networking improvements. She credited board and administration support and said the county will work with public information to share the case study publicly.
Tanya Seidh, Madera County Chief Information Officer, told the Board during public comment that ConvergeOne published a case study on Jan. 21, 2025, describing the county’s recent enterprise networking and cybersecurity measures. Seidh said the case study emphasizes a countywide, enterprise approach to security and the importance of a trusted technical partner.
Seidh thanked the board and county administration for budgetary and policy support and credited deputy CIO Bridal Rohde and the county networking and security teams for leading the work. She said the county will coordinate with the public information office to publish the case study more broadly.
Her remarks were delivered during the meeting’s public comment period; no board action was required.
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