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Finance committee hears proposal for new county endpoint detection service
Summary
Committee members discussed replacing the county's antivirus with an agent-based endpoint detection and response service, directed staff to deliver a formal proposal and rollout plan before the next board meeting.
Iroquois County Finance Committee members discussed a proposal to adopt a licensed endpoint detection and response (EDR) service intended to replace the county's existing antivirus software.
The discussion focused on a vendor demonstration of a product the presenters called "DVR" (described in the meeting as an emergency detection and response service). Committee members and staff weighed the cost, operational impact and deployment timeline.
Why it matters: committee members said the county is already tracking increased cyber risk and noted that an agent-based EDR can isolate infected devices and include a 24/7 security…
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