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Town board approves Microsoft Defender and staff cybersecurity training
Summary
The Town of Hunter board approved Microsoft Defender at an additional per-email cost with Planning Board Chair Marc Czermerys to install updates and directed all staff to receive cybersecurity training via Nymir or Imperitiv.
Supervisor Sean Mahoney moved to approve Microsoft Defender at an additional per-email cost, with Marc Czermerys designated to install updates; the motion was seconded by Councilman Ernest Reale and passed 5-0. The minutes record that all staff will receive cybersecurity training via Nymir or Imperitiv.
The minutes do not list the per-email cost or contractor agreement for Microsoft Defender; they identify the product approval and the staff-training vendors. For exact contract terms, procurement documents and invoice estimates would be in the clerk's procurement file. The action indicates the town is moving forward with additional email security and staff training steps as part of its information-security posture.
Implementation tasks include installation of Defender updates and scheduling staff training sessions.
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