Kentucky National Guard Colonel Sanders Discusses Cybersecurity At Local Issues Conference

In a recent Boyle County Fiscal Court meeting, discussions highlighted the importance of cybersecurity and community engagement, alongside a heartfelt tribute to a beloved local leader.

Tony, a member of the court, shared insights from the Kentucky National Guard's local issues conference, emphasizing the significance of their cybersecurity unit. He noted that the Guard offers assessments to local governments, a resource he believes Boyle County should utilize to bolster its cybersecurity measures. "We're very fortunate to have that in the state of Kentucky," he remarked, underscoring the need for proactive steps in safeguarding county operations against cyber threats.

The meeting also featured a poignant moment as the court honored the late John Caywood, a former magistrate and community advocate. A resolution was read, celebrating Caywood's extensive service, including his contributions to the Vietnam War and his commitment to local economic development and substance abuse advocacy. The resolution expressed gratitude for his legacy, stating, "His tireless efforts and approachable nature have left an indelible mark on Bull County."

Looking ahead, the court announced several upcoming events, including a county employee picnic and a joint meeting to finalize plans for new pickleball courts, reinforcing the community's commitment to engagement and development. As the meeting concluded, the court's focus on both cybersecurity and honoring local heroes highlighted the dual priorities of safety and community spirit in Boyle County.