SB1451 establishes protections for critical infrastructure information held by the Hawaii Office of Homeland Security.
SB1451 aims to safeguard information related to the security of critical infrastructure and protected systems in Hawaii. The bill mandates that such information, including assessments of vulnerabilities, remain confidential and not be disclosed to the public. The Office of Homeland Security can share this information with federal, state, and county agencies for critical infrastructure security purposes, but it must remain confidential.
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