Board authorizes additional CrowdStrike licenses as county IT takes on sheriff's cybersecurity
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.
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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.
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