HB1132 establishes protections for critical infrastructure information held by the Hawaii Office of Homeland Security.
HB1132 defines "critical infrastructure information" as non-public data related to the security of critical infrastructure or protected systems. The bill mandates that such information, received or maintained by the Office of Homeland Security, must remain confidential and can only be shared with federal, state, and county agencies for security purposes. The sharing agencies must also keep the information confidential and cannot disclose it to the public. The bill does not affect existing rights to access government records from other agencies.
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