Establishes confidentiality protections for critical infrastructure information held by Hawaii's Office of Homeland Security.
The bill aims to safeguard critical infrastructure information by making it confidential when held by the Office of Homeland Security. It prohibits the disclosure of such information except to federal agencies and state and county agencies for security purposes. The information must remain confidential even when shared. The bill defines "critical infrastructure information" as non-public details related to the security of critical infrastructure or protected systems. This Act takes effect upon approval.
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