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Post-Breach Cybersecurity and Managed IT Modernization
Cybersecurity · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
A May 2026 cybersecurity incident forced municipal systems offline, exposing critical gaps in IT management, email security, and data protection. Despite a formal information-security ordinance, fragmented controls leave the town out of compliance with its own policy and vulnerable to recurring incidents.
The opportunity
Active procurement is underway, with software quotes already on the town agenda and confirmed annual IT spend signaling available budget. Addressing this now reduces operational risk, supports policy compliance, and positions the town to pursue future state and federal cybersecurity funding aligned with the current fiscal cycle.
Strengthen Credential and Identity Access Controls
Cybersecurity · Identity & Access Management
High Priority
About this project
A recent cybersecurity incident has exposed gaps in credential protection and access control documentation, prompting a formal strategic initiative around identity and account security. Undocumented access controls create ongoing compliance and operational risk, leaving public systems and sensitive data vulnerable to further compromise.
The opportunity
Post-breach urgency and an active procurement window create immediate alignment for advancing identity security controls. Addressing these gaps now supports operational continuity, reduces liability exposure, and aligns with the current IT modernization effort already underway within the organization.
Emergency Preparedness & Mass Notification Modernization
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The municipality faces significant emergency preparedness gaps, including unverified EOP status, a fragmented notification ecosystem split between municipal SMS and county dispatch, and ongoing police leadership instability. NIMS compliance mandates tied to federal preparedness grant eligibility add a regulatory deadline to these unresolved operational deficiencies.
The opportunity
NIMS adoption requirements create a compliance-driven timeline that aligns with federal preparedness grant eligibility, offering a structured funding pathway. Incoming public safety leadership presents a timely window to consolidate fragmented communications and close documented preparedness gaps before the next fiscal cycle.
Federal preparedness grants
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