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Cybersecurity requirements for the COG

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Summary

New Ohio law forces all governments to have a cybersecurity action plan. The COG adopted Resolution 2026-07 as an emergency, with phishing testing, annual training and rules for reporting hacks and paying ransoms already underway through IT provider ETC.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jun 26, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The COG is paying ETC a bit more for extra cybersecurity services, and employees now do annual training — though Green may be able to shift to the state's free Ohio Cyber Range Institute program.

✅Who benefits

Residents benefit from a dispatch center and COG operations that are far less likely to be crippled by a hack.

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