Illinois SB2364 establishes security standards for drones used by government agencies, prohibiting procurement from countries of concern and.
The Illinois SB2364, known as the Unmanned Aerial Systems Security Act, aims to protect critical infrastructure and data security by regulating the use of drones by government agencies. The Act prohibits government agencies from purchasing, acquiring, or using drones or related equipment produced by manufacturers in countries of concern, defined as China, Russia, North Korea, Cuba, and Syria. It mandates that drones meet specific security requirements based on their usage tier, ranging from those that do not collect data to those that transmit sensitive information.
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