🚨 RUSH CTA - CALLING ALL ARIZONIANS!
📢 Need you at the AZ STATE CAPITOL 1pm MST!
Critical data encryption and cybersecurity pilot program to support! It's one of the good ones!
@QUX_TV's Gavin W, and your favorite @TrashDiscourse to testify!
Putting info & links in reply!
📢 Need you at the AZ STATE CAPITOL 1pm MST!
Critical data encryption and cybersecurity pilot program to support! It's one of the good ones!
@QUX_TV's Gavin W, and your favorite @TrashDiscourse to testify!
Putting info & links in reply!
@qux_tv @TrashDiscourse @Millie__Weaver, @patriot_savvy, @BerryRazi, @LouAZMerrijul, @yhalfkiwib
@qux_tv @TrashDiscourse HB 2736: cybersecurity; data encryption; pilot program
Sponsor: @AzRepGillette
LD 30 Committee on Science & Technology
azleg.gov/legtext/57leg/…
Sponsor: @AzRepGillette
LD 30 Committee on Science & Technology
azleg.gov/legtext/57leg/…
HB 2736 reflects Arizona’s focus on modernizing state infrastructure to address cybersecurity challenges, a pressing issue in 2025 given the increasing sophistication of digital threats.
Summary:
Introduced on February 11, 2025, HB 2736 aims to establish a five-year data encryption and cybersecurity pilot program managed by the Arizona Department of Administration.
The bill’s primary goal is to enhance the protection of information technology data against unauthorized access by implementing a software and hardware solution. It also seeks to upgrade the cybersecurity infrastructure of state IT systems.
Key provisions include:
In fiscal year 2025-2026, the Department of Administration must develop a plan, select a vendor, and launch the pilot program.
The program is designed to run for five years, with a delayed repeal clause, meaning it will automatically end unless extended or made permanent by future legislation.
It emphasizes safeguarding sensitive data, likely in response to growing cyber threats, though specific funding amounts or vendor criteria aren’t detailed in the introduced text summary.
apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/Bil…
Summary:
Introduced on February 11, 2025, HB 2736 aims to establish a five-year data encryption and cybersecurity pilot program managed by the Arizona Department of Administration.
The bill’s primary goal is to enhance the protection of information technology data against unauthorized access by implementing a software and hardware solution. It also seeks to upgrade the cybersecurity infrastructure of state IT systems.
Key provisions include:
In fiscal year 2025-2026, the Department of Administration must develop a plan, select a vendor, and launch the pilot program.
The program is designed to run for five years, with a delayed repeal clause, meaning it will automatically end unless extended or made permanent by future legislation.
It emphasizes safeguarding sensitive data, likely in response to growing cyber threats, though specific funding amounts or vendor criteria aren’t detailed in the introduced text summary.
apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/Bil…
We at @AmericaMission_ will be scheduling an XSpace to stream the hearing!
Turn on alerts for AM, @JenLawrence21, @_Kimsays, @KellyJaye
s://www.azleg.gov/videoplayer/?clientID=6361162879&eventID=2025021087
Turn on alerts for AM, @JenLawrence21, @_Kimsays, @KellyJaye
s://www.azleg.gov/videoplayer/?clientID=6361162879&eventID=2025021087
The need for a better system -
itif.org/publications/2…
itif.org/publications/2…
Hackers always a step ahead?
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abc7.com/post/hackers-c…
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