Burlington's Information Systems Security Advisory Committee approved prior minutes 6-0-3 and reviewed an electronic voting pilot for the January Town Meeting, with screens and displays identified as primary costs.
The Information Systems Security Advisory Committee approved prior minutes and postponed work on formal Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plans. Sage Costa briefed members on the Police Department's operational continuity protocols and presented scam statistics showing Burlington reports
The Information Systems Security Advisory Committee approved May minutes and discussed ongoing security operations. The Security Operations Center is operational with infrastructure refresh action items underway. Committee member Kevin Pumphrey identified the State of Oregon and City of Boston
Information Systems Security Advisory Committee advances planning initiatives. The nine-member committee agreed to review templates for departmental continuity of operations plans as a foundation for town-wide disaster recovery planning, rejecting a more traditional comprehensive business impact
Burlington's security advisory committee explores the HR role in cybersecurity preparedness and training. The Information Systems Security Advisory Committee met with Reginald Nichols, Burlington's Director of Human Resources, and Joanne Faust, HR Director for the schools, to discuss cybersecurity
Information Systems Security Advisory Committee approves prior minutes, discusses student cybersecurity initiatives. The committee voted 7-0-0 to approve its February 10 minutes. Members discussed Shereen Tyrrell's invitation for committee mentoring of seven Burlington High School seniors preparing
Burlington's Information Systems Security Advisory Committee turns to three new cybersecurity initiatives. The committee, meeting with 10 of 11 members, approved prior meeting minutes by a 6-0-1 vote and outlined new work on ongoing policy advocacy, cloud versus on-premises deployment for the
The Information Systems Security Advisory Committee approved two policies for submission to town leadership on January 13. The committee unanimously approved the Acceptable Use Policy and Social Media Policy by votes of 5-0-0 each, both designated for submission to the Select Board and Town
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