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Yates County approves cybersecurity software and employee biometric services
Summary
The Legislature authorized purchase of Varonis Data Lifecycle Automation software for $12,908 and approved a one‑year HealthyU Max biometric screening agreement; both purchases are intended to support county cybersecurity and employee wellness programs.
Yates County approved a contract with ePlus Group, Inc. to procure Varonis Data Lifecycle Automation software in a phased payment schedule totaling $12,908, with payments due at contract start and on Nov. 13 in 2026 and 2027. County IT leaders identified the procurement as necessary to enhance cybersecurity, storage management and compliance tracking across county networks.
Separately the Legislature authorized a one‑year agreement with Integrated Corporate Health, LLC (Integrated Health 21) to provide onsite and offsite biometric screenings and wellness services as part of the county’s HealthyU Max program at per‑participant rates of $151 (onsite) and $120 (offsite lab). The Director of Human Resources recommended the arrangement to support employee wellness initiatives; the Legislature approved both measures unanimously.
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