West Virginia HB5638 establishes the West Virginia Cybersecurity Office and outlines the responsibilities and authority of the state chief.
West Virginia HB5638 creates the West Virginia Cybersecurity Office within the Office of Technology, led by the Chief Information Security Officer. The bill defines the officer's powers and duties, including developing policies, procedures, and standards for an enterprise cybersecurity program. It mandates that state agencies undergo annual cybersecurity program reviews and submit reports to the Chief Information Security Officer.
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