Florida S1522 mandates state agencies to use cloud native cybersecurity platforms to safeguard cloud and hybrid infrastructure.

Florida S1522 requires state agencies to deploy cloud native cybersecurity platforms designed to protect cloud and hybrid infrastructure. These platforms must provide unified visibility, continuous posture management, and automated risk prioritization. The bill also mandates the state chief information officer to brief legislative committees on the state's progress in monitoring security, identifying systemic risks, and developing an artificial intelligence security roadmap. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.

Florida S1522 mandates state agencies to use cloud native cybersecurity platforms to safeguard cloud and hybrid infrastructure.

Florida S1522 requires state agencies to deploy cloud native cybersecurity platforms designed to protect cloud and hybrid infrastructure. These platforms must provide unified visibility, continuous posture management, and automated risk prioritization. The bill also mandates the state chief information officer to brief legislative committees on the state's progress in monitoring security, identifying systemic risks, and developing an artificial intelligence security roadmap. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.