Cyber Oversight SolarWinds Board of Directors
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[SolarWinds Corp. Is a U.S. Publicly traded company (NYSE: SWI) that develops software, IT infrastructure, and security tools, primarily for small and medium-sized businesses, that also provides cloud and on-premise solutions, including monitoring and management for these IT solutions. The company offers various product lines including Orion, Orion Networks Manager, SolarWinds MSP, and IT management products. SolarWinds Corp. Was founded in 1989 by James
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A year ago, the US government had just reported the breach of their networks and was investigating the actions of the IT vendor “SolarWinds” which allowed unauthorized access to their network. visit the site Later in the investigation, “SolarWinds” was accused of lying to Congress about the nature of the breach, falsifying records, and denying reports of the hack. This was an instance when it’s more appropriate to take a cue from the recent experience than to continue to fall into the trap of the “maintain the status qu
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It was an eye-opener experience. I was appointed as an independent director in 2020 by the board of directors of SolarWinds, and after some weeks of meeting, reviewing the company’s financials and talking to key personnel, including the CEO, CFO, and CTO, I realized that Cyber Oversight, the cybersecurity firm that the SolarWinds board hired to review and advise on SolarWinds’ cybersecurity practices and solutions, had missed several key cybersecurity weaknesses and vulner
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In the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, cyber oversight found its first victim, SolarWinds, a provider of IT management software and services. SolarWinds reported an unauthorized access incident that compromised its network and customer data. The incident, which began on December 10, 2020, caused significant disruption and setbacks, both financial and reputationally, for the company. In this case, a company found itself under attack with no clear indication of who the attackers were or where the comprom
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In recent weeks, SolarWinds, a vendor of software for network management and IT automation, has been scrutinized and criticized for exposing thousands of its customers to an enormous cybersecurity vulnerability. The vulnerability, which allowed hackers to access the internal network of the Orlando, Florida-based company and steal data from it, is now being investigated by the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and the FBI has also warned SolarWinds customers to shut down their affected network managers
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In 2015, I joined a small law firm as a legal assistant. go to the website In 2016, I was hired by the board of directors as an independent and unconflicted cybersecurity expert. The board of directors I served was made up of experienced and knowledgeable cybersecurity experts, all of whom believed that their company had been a victim of hacking. At first, I found the task overwhelming. Hackers targeted various government agencies and companies, stealing sensitive information and causing significant