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OH: Olmsted Falls City Council approves new computer vendor to provide data security

Posted on December 18, 2020 by Dissent

In a year when so many small government agencies have been attacked, it’s nice to see local governments address improving security, although advertising how vulnerable they may currently be may be an invitation to attackers. 

John Benson reports:

hen it comes to data security and computer operations, it doesn’t matter if you’re talking about a big-time corporation or a quaint community. The needs are the same.

That’s exactly why City Council recently approved a new three-year contract with Blue Technologies Smart Solutions LLC.

“The computer system has not only been neglected for years, but it also hasn’t been upgraded,” Olmsted Falls City Council President Paul Stibich said of the city’s technology.

Read more on Cleveland.com

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