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Judicial branch outlines IT and security upgrades, .gov migration under SB291 compliance
Summary
Judicial branch IT leaders told the Committee on Legislative Modernization they have completed several security and availability upgrades — including endpoint detection, a disaster recovery site and a move to .gov domains — and scheduled a CISA assessment as part of Senate Bill 291 compliance.
Alex Wong, the judicial branch’s chief information technology officer (SITO), told the Committee on Legislative Modernization that the judicial branch implemented a suite of IT and cybersecurity upgrades over the last year and is continuing major projects in 2025.
Wong said the branch has deployed endpoint detection and response tools (CrowdStrike and a related endpoint application referred to as Scribe) across servers and workstations, established a disaster recovery site in Johnson County to complement the Topeka Judicial Center, upgraded its electronic filing system, and completed a migration of public-facing websites and email addresses from kscourt.org to kscourt.gov to meet Senate Bill 291…
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