Expands the definition of "terrorism" to include acts against non-physical infrastructure and cyberattacks.
This bill updates the definition of "terrorism" in Maine's laws to include acts against non-physical infrastructure, such as information and telecommunications technology, and cyberattacks. It also defines "cyberattack" as targeting critical infrastructure for disruption, disabling, or destruction. The bill aims to enhance the state's ability to respond to threats against its digital and critical infrastructure.
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