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Lyndon Station approves county IT cyber policy, limits cost to $180
Summary
The Village Board approved joining a county IT cyber policy to address VPN vulnerabilities raised by the Juneau County Sheriff, authorizing up to $180 for participation.
The Lyndon Station Village Board approved participation in a county IT cyber policy at a cost capped at $180 after Police Chief Jeremy Bonikowske reported the Juneau County Sheriff identified vulnerabilities with virtual private network access.
Trustee Morgan Place moved and Trustee Rebecca Coley seconded approval of the County IT Cyber Policy and the motion carried unanimously.
The policy is intended to improve protections for local agencies; specifics of the agreement and billing were not detailed at the meeting.
