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Jefferson County approves new cybersecurity vendor, server purchases and EagleView trial
5825016 · August 11, 2025
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Summary
The county approved switching parts of its cybersecurity stack to Sophos, authorized purchasing two new Dell servers from Server Monkey, and approved a no‑cost 90‑day EagleView product evaluation for appraisers.
Jefferson County commissioners approved three IT items aimed at updating the county network and appraisal workflow.
County IT staff proposed switching antivirus, managed detection and DNS protection from the Center for Internet Security to Sophos, citing faster incident detection and lower cost. IT staff said Sophos would cost about $30,303.05 for the first year…
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