Minnesota SF2268 mandates data audit trails for non-public data, requiring records of actions and identities involved.
Minnesota SF2268 creates general data audit trail requirements for non-public data. It mandates that all actions involving non-public data, such as creation, receipt, modification, access, sharing, or dissemination, be recorded. The audit trail must include the date of the action, the identity of the person interacting with the data, and the identity of any sending or receiving entities. The data in the audit trail must maintain the same classification as the underlying data and be retained for at least ten years or until the underlying data is destroyed.
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