New York bill A02237 aligns state and local procurement laws with federal restrictions on certain information and communications technology.

New York bill A02237 amends the state finance law and the general municipal law to prohibit the procurement of certain information and communications technology that poses a security threat. This includes hardware, systems, devices, software, or services that include embedded or incidental information technology, which are prohibited from federal procurement. The bill requires the chief information officer to establish and update a list of restricted technologies, which must be communicated to all relevant procurement officers.

New York bill A02237 aligns state and local procurement laws with federal restrictions on certain information and communications technology.

New York bill A02237 amends the state finance law and the general municipal law to prohibit the procurement of certain information and communications technology that poses a security threat. This includes hardware, systems, devices, software, or services that include embedded or incidental information technology, which are prohibited from federal procurement. The bill requires the chief information officer to establish and update a list of restricted technologies, which must be communicated to all relevant procurement officers.