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Cybersecurity audit, CAD and server upgrades scheduled this spring and summer
Summary
Clinton County Central Dispatch scheduled a cybersecurity audit for June 18, a CAD upgrade at the end of April requiring about eight hours of downtime, and a June recorder/server upgrade adding translation and AI-assisted keyword search to speed FOIA responses.
Director Christine Collom told the board that a cybersecurity audit will be held June 18 involving lead supervisors, IT staff, administration, and an external vendor conducting simulated attacks; a tabletop exercise is planned for fall to test response procedures.
Collom said the CAD system will be upgraded at the end of April with approximately eight hours of downtime including Mobile Data Computers. A recorder and server upgrade is scheduled for June; the upgrade will include translation capabilities and AI-assisted keyword search functionality intended to improve FOIA response efficiency and investigative support. Collom also noted planned improvements to RAPID SOS handset location capabilities for VOIP and cellular calls. The meeting minutes do not quote speakers verbatim; the above summarizes the operational timeline and planned tests.
