Arizona HB2809 mandates a statewide cybersecurity system using post-quantum encryption for state agencies.

Arizona HB2809 requires the implementation of a statewide cybersecurity system using post-quantum encryption across all state agencies. This system must meet or exceed the United States Department of Defense's cybersecurity maturity model certification (CMMC) 2.0 standards. The bill mandates that state agencies install, validate, and maintain compliance with the system's security requirements. The auditor general is tasked with establishing secure key management procedures, conducting periodic audits, and certifying the installation and operational validation for each state agency.

Arizona HB2809 mandates a statewide cybersecurity system using post-quantum encryption for state agencies.

Arizona HB2809 requires the implementation of a statewide cybersecurity system using post-quantum encryption across all state agencies. This system must meet or exceed the United States Department of Defense's cybersecurity maturity model certification (CMMC) 2.0 standards. The bill mandates that state agencies install, validate, and maintain compliance with the system's security requirements. The auditor general is tasked with establishing secure key management procedures, conducting periodic audits, and certifying the installation and operational validation for each state agency.