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Whitfield County approves $74,865 cybersecurity software purchase for 700 devices
Summary
Commissioners approved the purchase of an Adlumin Complete Software Bundle from Waterfield for $74,865 to cover 700 county devices and add 24/7 monitoring and ransomware defense across county desktops and laptops.
The Whitfield County Board of Commissioners approved a $74,865 purchase of the Adlumin Complete Software Bundle from Waterfield at its Dec. 23 special meeting. Commissioner Barry W. Robbins moved to approve the purchase; Commissioner Greg Jones seconded, and the motion passed 3-0 with Commissioners John Thomas, Greg Jones and Barry W. Robbins recorded in agreement.
According to the minutes, the bundle will be deployed to 700 desktops and laptops countywide, provide continuous monitoring and include Adlumin Total Ransomware Defense. The minutes state security professionals recommend a multi-layered approach, and the software purchase is intended to add another security layer to county endpoints.
The minutes do not list a vendor contract number or a deployment timeline; county IT staff will handle procurement and implementation steps under the direction of the county administration.
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