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Board authorizes additional CrowdStrike licenses as county IT takes on sheriff's cybersecurity
3299492 · May 6, 2025
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Summary
Plumas County approved an amendment to purchase additional CrowdStrike endpoint licenses after county IT assumed responsibility for sheriff's office IT; staff said the licenses provide 24/7 endpoint detection and the larger deployment will be prorated through 2026.
Plumas County supervisors on May 6 approved an amendment authorizing additional CrowdStrike endpoint-detection licenses after county information-technology staff absorbed sheriff's office IT responsibilities.
County IT staff said the department previously had about 300 CrowdStrike licenses and is increasing to 400…
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