Mississippi SB2410 limits liability for governmental and commercial entities in cybersecurity incidents if they substantially comply with specified.
Mississippi SB2410 provides a rebuttable presumption against liability for commercial entities and governmental bodies in cybersecurity incidents if they substantially comply with certain cybersecurity standards. The bill defines "covered entity" and "third-party agent" and outlines specific cybersecurity frameworks and standards that entities must align with to gain this presumption. The bill also details the factors considered in determining substantial compliance and states that failure to comply does not constitute negligence per se.
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