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Trustees approve renewal of CrowdStrike endpoint protection at $4,465.66
Summary
IT staff recommended renewal of CrowdStrike endpoint protection after four detected incidents in the prior year; trustees approved continuation at a 5% price increase, $4,465.66, by roll call vote.
Brimfield Township trustees approved renewal of its CrowdStrike endpoint protection subscription at $4,465.66 for 2026 after hearing that the service detected and isolated four incidents last year.
Gary (IT) described CrowdStrike as an antivirus and endpoint detection platform that can isolate compromised machines and block malicious activity. He told trustees the township had four incidents detected in the prior year; three were handled remotely and one required technician interaction, and in all but one case the end user was unaware of the incident until notified by IT.
Trustees expressed support for continued protection given the detection history. After a motion and second, the board voted by roll call to approve the renewal.
What comes next: IT will process payment and continue monitoring; Gary will report significant incidents to trustees as appropriate.
