County officials set Jan. 1 deadline for cybersecurity policy after new state reporting rules
Highland County department heads were told statewide cyber reporting changes take effect Sept. 30, and county staff aim to complete a unified cybersecurity policy by Jan. 1, 2026, with interdepartmental coordination and use of AOS liaisons under HB96 discussed.
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Amy Bradley, the county’s newly named Loss Control Coordinator, told department heads on Sept. 8 that the State is providing feedback on cybersecurity and that new reporting requirements from the Auditor of State and Ohio Cyber take effect Sept. 30. She said the county intends to produce an overall Cybersecurity Policy by Jan. 1.
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