Utah Code 63C-27-201. Cybersecurity Commission created
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63C-27-201. Cybersecurity Commission created.
(1) | There is created the Cybersecurity Commission. |
(a) | chemical; |
(b) | commercial facilities; |
(c) | communications; |
(d) | critical manufacturing; |
(e) | dams; |
(f) | defense industrial base; |
(g) | emergency services; |
(h) | energy; |
(i) | financial services; |
(j) | food and agriculture; |
(k) | government facilities; |
(l) | healthcare and public health; |
(m) | information technology; |
(n) | nuclear reactors, nuclear materials, and nuclear waste; |
(o) | transportation systems; and |
(p) | water and wastewater systems. See Utah Code 63C-27-101 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
(2) | The commission shall be composed of 24 members:
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(5) | In addition to the membership described in Subsection (2), the commission shall seek information and advice from state and private entities with expertise in critical infrastructure. |
(6) | As necessary to improve information and protect potential vulnerabilities, the commission shall seek information and advice from federal entities including:
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(10) | The commission shall meet at least two times a year. |
Enacted by Chapter 153, 2022 General Session
Technically renumbered to avoid duplication of enacted Chapter also enacted in HB 82, Chapter 207, HB 215, Chapter 322, and SB 244, Chapter 472.