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Huron County adopts cybersecurity policy to comply with House Bill 96
Summary
To comply with Ohio House Bill 96 (ORC §9.64), the Board of Huron County Commissioners approved a county Cybersecurity Program intended to protect availability, confidentiality and integrity of county IT resources.
The Huron County Board of Commissioners voted Dec. 18 to adopt a Cybersecurity Program prepared by county information‑technology staff to meet requirements enacted by House Bill 96 (Ohio Rev. Code §9.64).
The resolution states the program was tailored for Huron County and reviewed by legal counsel to ensure compliance with the statute, whose requirements became effective Sept. 30, 2025. The stated purpose is to safeguard county data and information‑technology resources against cybersecurity threats and ransomware attacks.
The resolution was moved by Harry Brady, seconded by James R. Morgan, and adopted by unanimous roll call. The Cybersecurity Policy was noted as on file with the county.
