Board extends one-year agreement for state-provided CrowdStrike cybersecurity services
Summary
Supervisors approved a one-year extension of a memorandum of understanding with the Iowa Department of Management to receive CrowdStrike EDR and 24/7 SOC services at no cost; IT staff said this will be the third year of the arrangement.
The Board of Supervisors voted July 14 to extend for one year a memorandum of understanding with the Iowa Department of Management that provides CrowdStrike endpoint-detection-and-response software and 24/7 security-operations center services to the county at no cost.
"This is just one year extension from the state," the LU IT director said. IT staff told the board the MOU appeared straightforward and that the extension would add another year of free service; staff said this would be the third year that the county received those services under the agreement.
Board members moved and seconded the resolution and approved it by voice vote. No member raised objections in the public meeting record.
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