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Muscatine County moves to new website, tightens password rules to meet HIPAA/CJIS standards
Summary
The Board approved a $36,000 contract with Neapolitan Labs to redesign the county website and updated password policy to require 12-character minimum passwords and longer change intervals where MFA is used.
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 10 authorized a $36,000 redesign of the county website by Iowa-based Neapolitan Labs and approved an update to the county’s password policy aimed at aligning with HIPAA and CJIS requirements.
Information services director Bill Riley told the board the county currently pays roughly $20,000 a year to maintain its CivicPlus website and that moving to Neapolitan Labs would reduce annual hosting and maintenance costs to an estimated $4,000–$6,000.…
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