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Lyon County IT to buy hardware and software to meet CJIS multi-factor authentication rules

Lyon County Board of Commissioners · March 20, 2025
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Summary

Lyon County I.T. presented a CDW-G quote for hardware and software totaling $22,654.40 and 50 security badges for $212.50 to comply with new CJIS multi-factor authentication requirements; the commission approved the purchase 3-0 and staff noted an ongoing annual renewal cost of about $8,400.

Jamie Williams and Jean Barnett of Lyon County I.T. presented a CDW-G quote to purchase new hardware and software for up to 120 computers for a total of $22,654.40 and reported 50 additional security badges from Kansas Security for $212.50 to implement multi-factor authentication required by new CJIS compliance rules. Williams told the commission, "This is to cover a federal government mandate involving the CJIS compliancy." He also said there will be an annual renewal fee of approximately $8,400 and the I.T. Department will budget for that cost going forward.

Commissioners voted 3-0 to approve the CDW-G purchase (motion Bartel/Duft). The meeting minutes indicate the cost of the badges was considered low enough for I.T. to purchase without separate commission action.