19+ hour, 24+ min ago (551+ words) Ohio's been on the radar screen from a cyber perspective in recent years, "and definitely not in a good way," said Shawn Waldman, CEO of Moraine-based Secure Cyber. About 10 years ago, he said the threats were "very much domestic," but that's not the case anymore. "We're dealing with the big four," Waldman said. "China, North Korea, Iran, Russia, those are the types of threats we're encountering on a day-to-day basis," Waldman said. "It is a continuous effort." Hamilton Executive Director of Strategy and Information Brandon Saurber said cyber security is "something that's on council's mind." "We work with them near daily," he said of Secure Cyber. "They help us with threat detection, monitoring, risk assessments, employee training and incident response planning so that if we did have something we've got a plan in place to deal with that." Hamilton contracted…...