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Douglas County urges state support for paid MS‑ISAC memberships to boost cybersecurity
Summary
The board passed a resolution encouraging the State of Wisconsin to establish paid MS‑ISAC memberships for counties, citing benefits of 24/7 threat monitoring and incident response for local governments; the measure passed on committee recommendation.
Douglas County supervisors adopted Resolution #28‑26 urging the State of Wisconsin to pursue paid membership for counties in the Multi‑State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS‑ISAC). The resolution notes MS‑ISAC provides 24/7 threat monitoring and incident response to more than 18,000 SLTT organizations and that paid membership offers additional resources important to protect local government systems.
The Administration Committee presented the resolution and Supervisor Jaques moved to adopt; Supervisor Moen seconded. Committee action was unanimous and the board adopted the recommendation.
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