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Court accepts Shields cybersecurity service and RSOC participation at no cost
Summary
Tyler County approved using Shields cybersecurity services through the Texas Association of Counties and participation in the state‑funded RSOC program; both were presented as no‑cost options to the county.
The court voted to accept two cybersecurity supports offered at no cost to Tyler County. Commissioners approved utilization of Shields cybersecurity services available via the Texas Association of Counties and authorized participation in the Regional Security Operations Center (RSOC) program, which the transcript notes was funded by the state legislature and provided at no additional cost to the county.
There was no extended discussion. Both actions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; the county will now have access to the services described in the agenda item language at no additional direct cost, according to court remarks.
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