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Board conducts first reading of cybersecurity policy; no substantive changes requested
Summary
Board held a first reading of cybersecurity policy EHB/EHB-AR to define incident response and preventive roles; superintendent said the documents are legislatively required and will return for a second reading and vote.
Chair (speaker 1) presented a first reading of the proposed cybersecurity policy (EHB) and its administrative regulation (EHB-AR), describing the documents as required by legislation to outline prevention and incident-response responsibilities. "If somebody were to hack our data and hold our data for ransom, what would our process be to handle that?" the superintendent asked, explaining the policy purpose.
The superintendent said the policy and AR cover who will take responsibility for incident response, how the district will prevent incidents and what steps follow a violation, and the items are meant for board review as a first reading. Board members were asked to review the documents and bring questions to the second reading, at which time the board will consider approval.
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