Michigan HB5330 mandates cybersecurity and data protection requirements for small unmanned aircraft systems used by public entities.

Michigan HB5330 amends existing law to establish cybersecurity and data protection requirements for small unmanned aircraft systems. These systems must comply with specific standards, including end-to-end encryption, multifactor authentication, and tamper-proof hardware. Public entities and contractors are prohibited from using non-compliant systems. The Department of State Police will create regulations for security assessments, privacy protection, and network security controls. All collected data must be stored within the United States and comply with federal and state privacy laws.

Michigan HB5330 mandates cybersecurity and data protection requirements for small unmanned aircraft systems used by public entities.

Michigan HB5330 amends existing law to establish cybersecurity and data protection requirements for small unmanned aircraft systems. These systems must comply with specific standards, including end-to-end encryption, multifactor authentication, and tamper-proof hardware. Public entities and contractors are prohibited from using non-compliant systems. The Department of State Police will create regulations for security assessments, privacy protection, and network security controls. All collected data must be stored within the United States and comply with federal and state privacy laws.