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County signs cybersecurity scan agreement with Tyler vendor and switches coroner office circuit to Visionary Broadband
Summary
Grand County approved a no‑cost first‑year agreement with Tyler Technologies' scanning vendor to satisfy PCI DSS v4 external scan requirements and approved a three‑year Visionary Broadband service for the Kremling coroner's office at $683/month after staff sought lower recurring costs.
Thomas Johnson, Grand County Chief Information Security Officer, presented two contracts. The county agreed to a vendor‑provided external scanning service via Tyler Technologies to meet newly added PCI DSS v4 requirements; the first year was presented as no cost to the county with future years to be procured separately. Commissioners voted to approve the contract and authorize signatures. Johnson also presented a service order with Visionary Broadband to replace an expensive point‑to‑point circuit at the coroner's office in Kremmling; the one‑time equipment installation fee was $200 and the proposed monthly service was $683 for three years, replacing a circuit the county reported would increase to roughly $1,906/month. Commissioners approved switching to Visionary for the coroner's office.
