Oklahoma HB4132 provides liability protections for counties and municipalities that adopt recognized cybersecurity frameworks.
Oklahoma HB4132 establishes that counties and municipalities are not held liable for damages from data breaches or cybersecurity incidents if they adopted and reasonably conformed to recognized cybersecurity frameworks. To qualify, entities must complete an annual self-certification, maintain documentation of cybersecurity practices, and obtain an independent review. Counties and municipalities may also voluntarily submit summary information to the State Auditor and Inspector for statewide benchmarking and education. The law codifies these provisions and takes effect on an unspecified date.
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