Klamath Falls is renewing and expanding cyber coverage for 7/1/2026–7/1/2027, with quotes shown from CFC/Lloyd’s via Brown & Riding and an alternative from Coalition. The City appears to be moving forward with a CFC program offering $1–2 million limits, crime and privacy cover, and extensive incident response tools, while optional excess cyber layers remain unpurchased. The award clarifies the primary cyber partner and current control environment, but also highlights room for additional limits, ancillary services, security projects, and future competitive marketing.
CFC application details City IT environment, budget ($1.47M, 5% security), Tyler Technologies SaaS systems, backups, MFA, Sophos EDR, Barracuda email security, and planned initiatives like Palo Alto firewalls and penetration testing.
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