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Court adopts mandatory cybersecurity training framework at no cost to county
Summary
After an executive session, commissioners adopted an agreement with Secure Human Intelligence Education Learning Defense Shield for a cybersecurity professional training framework at no cost to the county; the training was made mandatory by the court.
Following a recess into executive session, the court returned and considered adopting an agreement with Secure Human Intelligence Education Learning Defense Shield, described as a cybersecurity professional training framework offered at no cost to the county through TAC.
Commissioner Gillespie moved to adopt the agreement and to make the training mandatory; the motion was seconded and approved unanimously. The court did not report additional details about implementation timelines at the meeting; staff were directed to proceed with enrollment and scheduling.
Why it matters: Mandatory cybersecurity training for county personnel aims to reduce risks tied to phishing, credential compromise and other threats to county information systems; adopting a framework at no direct cost removes an immediate budget obstacle, but scheduling and scope will determine operational impact.
