Mississippi SB2625 creates a Chief Information Officer position appointed by the Governor.
Mississippi SB2625 establishes the Chief Information Officer (CIO) role, appointed by the Governor with Senate consent. The CIO, part of the Governor's cabinet, advises on information technology and cybersecurity, promotes innovation, and reports annually on IT and cybersecurity strategies. The CIO's salary is set by the Governor, subject to legislative approval.
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