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Barnwell County authorized to join state cybersecurity program at no cost
Summary
Council authorized Administrator Riley to sign participation papers for the South Carolina Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Program, noting there is no cost to the county.
Barnwell County Council voted to participate in the South Carolina Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Program and gave Administrator Roger E. Riley authority to sign the agreement. Councilman Travis Hooper moved for approval and Councilman Harold Buckmon seconded; the minutes record the motion carried and state the program has no cost to the county.
Administrator Riley had earlier listed cybersecurity as a major topic at a recent Risk Management Conference; the agreement is intended to provide county access to the state program. The minutes do not include details of specific services or implementation steps; staff follow-up is implied by the authorization to sign.
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