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Committee reviews proposed Incident Response and Acceptable Use cybersecurity policies
Summary
The DeWitt County Compliance and Technology Ad Hoc Committee reviewed two draft cybersecurity policies—Incident Response and Acceptable Use—on July 16 and agreed to revisit the drafts with staff at the August meeting.
The DeWitt County Compliance and Technology Ad Hoc Committee examined two new draft policies intended to strengthen county cybersecurity during its July 16 meeting. The proposed policies cover Incident Response procedures and an Acceptable Use standard for county systems; members discussed the drafts but did not take formal action.
Committee members asked for staff input and scheduled further review of the drafts at the next meeting with participation from Ethan Aughenbaugh, who will join staff to discuss implementation considerations and any needed revisions. No vote was recorded on the policy drafts on July 16; members agreed to continue review in August.
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