PERRY, Fla. -- Taylor County brought together local and state partners for a Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercise aimed at strengthening how agencies prepare for and respond to potential cyberattacks.
Taylor County Emergency Management participated alongside Cyber Florida and other state and local partners in the exercise, which focused on community preparedness and coordinated response.
The tabletop exercise was designed to help agencies identify potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities, strengthen communication and coordination, evaluate emergency response procedures, and improve the ability to respond quickly while minimizing disruptions.
Taylor County Emergency Management thanked the Taylor County Board of County Commissioners for taking the initiative to make the exercise possible, along with County Administrator Mrs. Lawanda Pemberton and Technology Director Teresa Copeland for their involvement.
Additional participating and supporting partners included Cyber Florida, which facilitated and funded the event; Taylor County constitutional offices including the Sheriff’s Office, Tax Collector, Supervisor of Elections and Property Appraiser; the Taylor County Health Department; Doctor’s Memorial Hospital; Lafayette County Emergency Management; and the Florida Division of Emergency Management, along with other local, regional and state partners.