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Calhoun County approves interlocal RSOC cybersecurity agreement, authorizes IT director to sign
Summary
The court approved an interlocal agreement with the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley RSOC for real‑time network security monitoring and authorized IT Director Ron Reeder to execute related documents; Reeder warned of rising AI‑driven threats and cited up to 200,000 daily intrusion attempts.
Calhoun County’s commissioner’s court approved an interlocal cooperative agreement with the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Regional Security Operations Center (RSOC) to provide real‑time external network monitoring and alerts, and authorized IT Director Ron Reeder to sign the agreement on behalf of the county.
Reeder told the court the service is funded through legislative cooperatives and described how RSOC alerts will be integrated into the county’s existing CrowdStrike monitoring to correlate external and internal activity. He said the county sees "at least... 40 to sometimes... 200,000 strikes per day" on its domain and that AI is increasing the speed and volume of malicious activity; commissioners voted to approve the interlocal.
