Bernalillo County, NM

Bernalillo County, NM adopts stricter cybersecurity policy with multi-factor authentication process

The Bernalillo County Commission unanimously approved adopting a new cybersecurity policy designed to prevent ransomware attacks. The new policy will replace the existing internet/email policies and require a multi-factor authentication process to access certain accounts. The Bernalillo County systems are now monitored at all times by a Security Operations Center via computer network sensors that send alerts in response to any suspicious activity.

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Bernalillo County, NM

United States

Bernalillo County, NM operates tiny home community for homeless near Albuquerque Indian Center

The Tiny Home Village contains 40 units and a common area for individuals seeking permanent housing. Each resident pays $30 per month for housing. Residents access free meals, employment services, and counseling from the neighboring Albuquerque Indian Center. City and county officials expect an average stay of two years between intake and independent housing.

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Bernalillo County, NM

United States