Kansas HB2270 updates information technology services statutes, authorizing the chief information security officer to receive audit reports and.
Kansas HB2270 amends statutes related to information technology services, establishing the role of the executive chief information technology officer and authorizing the chief information security officer to receive audit reports. The bill defines the responsibilities of the executive chief information technology officer, including coordinating telecommunications services, overseeing data processing, and ensuring compliance with information technology policies. It also specifies that the chief information security officer can receive audit reports on information technology systems.
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