During the school board update, it is noted that there is a cybersecurity training opportunity through the New Hampshire Department of IT Services and that the Select Board will be invited to participate. This points to an organized effort to improve cyber awareness and practices across local public entities, likely supported by state resources or grants. While the core training may be provided by the state, such initiatives often expose gaps in local policies, endpoint protection, email security, backup, and incident response. IT security vendors can position follow-on assessments, managed security services, or supplemental training to help the town operationalize what is learned and meet any state-recommended standards.

Training invitation is routed via the school board’s liaison to the Select Board; likely part of a b...