City of Morris to protect itself from cybersecurity breaches
Alderman
Alderman
If the city's information were ever to be hacked into, it would be required to notify residents three times through both the radio and newspaper of a security breach, in addition to sending them letters, Mayor
"It's a new coverage in the industry, but it's becoming more apparent that it's necessary,"
Larson asked whether the city could be sued if its information were to be hacked. Bruyn said yes and that not only does the policy protect the city, but also the people who reside in it.
"It's really the fastest-growing insurance product out there," Bruyn said.
Martin said it's not a matter of if there will be a cybersecurity breach, but when, according to the presentation HCC made to the committee. Bruyn noted examples of claims reaching close to
In other insurance news, the council voted, 7-0, to approve Morris Airport Committee Chairman Alderman
Larson asked whether it was an increased price. Houston replied that it wasn't and that if the city accepts the price, it can get the same price again next year.
Kopczick said the plan includes
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