Kansas SB453 protects state critical infrastructure by barring access and acquisition of critical software and technology from countries of concern.
Kansas SB453, the Kansas critical infrastructure protection act, aims to safeguard state critical infrastructure by prohibiting access and acquisition of critical software and technology from countries of concern. The act defines "country of concern" as specific nations, excluding Taiwan, and "foreign principal" as entities linked to these countries. It mandates that state critical infrastructure must store and process data on domestic servers, avoid foreign cloud services, and report cyberattacks to the adjutant general.
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