Mississippi HB1220 creates a rebuttable presumption against liability for cybersecurity incidents for entities complying with specified cybersecurity.
Mississippi HB1220 establishes a rebuttable presumption against liability for cybersecurity incidents for governmental and certain commercial entities that substantially comply with specified cybersecurity standards. The bill defines "covered entity" and "third-party service provider," and outlines requirements for information security programs, including risk assessments, incident response plans, and compliance with industry-recognized cybersecurity frameworks or standards.
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