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Tonopah Library trustees note cyber-assessment finding that passwords were visible to the public
Summary
At its June 10 meeting the Tonopah Library District Board received a cyber-assessment report (POOL/PACT) and was told the review identified oversights, including passwords visible to the public; trustees took note but recorded no formal action at the meeting.
The Tonopah Library District Board of Trustees reviewed a cyber‑security assessment on June 10 that flagged oversights, including passwords that were visible to the public, a board member said.
Becky Braska addressed the POOL/PACT cyber assessment and pointed out specific oversights regarding passwords that were visible to the public. The trustees heard the report but the minutes do not record any formal motions or immediate corrective actions during the June 10 meeting.
Library staff and trustees will need to follow up on the assessment’s recommendations and remedial steps; the meeting record reflects the report was noted and that library managers highlighted the issue for future action.
