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County administrator recognizes Kevin Galusha for national cybersecurity award
Summary
Clackamas County's county administrator recognized Technology Services security architect Kevin Galusha for receiving a national community impact award from the Multistate Information Sharing and Analysis Center, citing his work on grants and threat intelligence that aided other public agencies.
Clackamas County's county administrator recognized Kevin Galusha, a security architect in the county's Technology Services team, for receiving a national award and thanked the team for protecting the county from cyber threats.
"He recently received a national award on behalf of Clackamas County," the county administrator said, identifying the honor as the community impact award from the Multistate Information Sharing and Analysis Center. The administrator described the center as providing cyber threat prevention, protection, response and recovery support for state, local, tribal and territorial governments across the United States.
The county administrator credited Galusha with reviewing cybersecurity grants for state and local agencies and "sharing actionable cyber threat intelligence and system vulnerability data that helped stop active threats across the U.S.," work the administrator said fostered partnerships across Oregon public-sector agencies. "Kevin has done an excellent job making Clackamas County, Oregon known as the agency that offers a helping hand to public sector agencies across The US," the county administrator added.
The administrator closed by congratulating Galusha and the Technology Services team for their role in county cybersecurity. No additional actions or follow-up items were announced in the update.
