As part of TAGD's mission to serve as an educational resource to its members, TAGD is thrilled to be offering our members a free, on-demand Cybersecurity Awareness Training program certified by the Texas Department of Information Resources. Thanks to the following amazing sponsors for supporting this program:
Brazoria County Groundwater Conservation District
Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer Conservation District
Clearwater Underground Water Conservation District
Fayette County Groundwater Conservation District
Headwaters Groundwater Conservation District
Hemphill County Underground Water Conservation District
Jeff Davis County Underground Water Conservation District
Kenedy County Groundwater Conservation District
Llano Estacado Underground Water Conservation District
Mesa Underground Water Conservation District
Sandy Land Underground Water Conservation District
Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District
House Bill 3834 from the 86th regular session of the Texas Legislature amended section 2054 of the Texas Government Code to require completion of a certified cybersecurity awareness program by all local government employees with government computer system access, as well as all elected officials.
Complete the following steps:
1. Register your district's participants here - no payment is necessary!
2. Receive an automated confirmation email that contains a link to the training video.
3. Distribute the video link for registered participants to complete the training independently, or show the training video at your next board or staff meeting.
4. Watch the training video, which is 33 minutes long.
5. Complete the post-training assessment, and get 7 out of 10 questions correct.
6. Receive your completion certificate from TAGD via email within 5 business days.
7. Self-report your district's compliance by June 14, 2020. Click here to view information and forms related to reporting.
Questions?
Contact Julia Stanford at julia@texasgroundwater.org or 512-596-3101
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