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ISERs board approves updated cybersecurity and physical‑security policies
Summary
The ISERs board approved revisions to its information‑security and related policies, including recommendations to remove detailed security controls from public webpages, extend review cycles to three years and tighten third‑party access and authentication requirements.
The ISERs board approved revised cybersecurity and physical‑security policies at its meeting, adopting changes that standardize enforcement language, extend the policy review cycle and tighten third‑party access controls.
The changes consolidate the information security policy set, align practices with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) framework and add enforcement language stating that failure to follow policies may result in disciplinary action “in accordance with federal and state statutes as well as any Imperial County ordinance and policies and ISER specific policy.” The board voted to approve the set of updates after staff and outside consultants presented the revisions and answered trustee questions.
The revisions were developed by an ad hoc bylaws and governance committee and consultant firm…
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