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Council adopts cybersecurity program required by Ohio law
Summary
Port Clinton City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 26-5 to implement a cybersecurity program for city data and IT resources as required by Section 9.64 of the Ohio Revised Code.
On July 14 Port Clinton City Council voted 6-0 to adopt Resolution 26-5, establishing a cybersecurity program to safeguard the city's data and information technology resources as required by Section 9.64 of the Ohio Revised Code. The motion to waive readings and adopt the resolution was moved by Mr. Tarolli and seconded by Mr. Robertson.
Council did not debate the program in detail on the floor; the resolution text on the agenda states the adoption is to meet statutory requirements. The resolution places responsibility with city staff to implement required training and program elements consistent with state law.
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