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22 By: Capriglione H.B. No. 2156
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55 A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
66 AN ACT
77 relating to the position of chief information security officer in
88 the Department of Information Resources.
99 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
1010 SECTION 1. Subchapter N-1, Chapter 2054, Government Code,
1111 is amended by adding Section 2054.510 to read as follows:
1212 Sec. 2054.510. CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER. (a) In
1313 this section, "state information security program" means the
1414 policies, standards, procedures, elements, structure, strategies,
1515 objectives, plans, metrics, reports, services, and resources that
1616 establish the information resources security function for this
1717 state.
1818 (b) The department shall employ a chief information
1919 security officer.
2020 (c) The chief information security officer shall oversee
2121 cybersecurity matters for this state including:
2222 (1) implementing the duties described by Section
2323 2054.059;
2424 (2) responding to reports received under Section
2525 2054.1125;
2626 (3) developing a statewide information security
2727 framework;
2828 (4) overseeing the development of statewide
2929 information security policies and standards;
3030 (5) developing, in coordination with state agencies,
3131 local governmental entities, and other entities operating or
3232 exercising control over state information systems or
3333 state-controlled data, information security policies, standards,
3434 and guidelines to strengthen this state's cybersecurity;
3535 (6) overseeing the implementation of the policies,
3636 standards, and guidelines developed under Subdivisions (3), (4),
3737 and (5);
3838 (7) providing information security leadership,
3939 strategic direction, and coordination for the state information
4040 security program; and
4141 (8) providing strategic direction to:
4242 (A) the network security center established
4343 under Section 2059.101, Government Code; and
4444 (B) statewide technology centers operated under
4545 Subchapter L.
4646 (d) Not later than November 15 of each even-numbered year,
4747 the chief information security officer shall submit a written
4848 report on the status and effectiveness of the state information
4949 security program to:
5050 (1) the executive director;
5151 (2) the governor;
5252 (3) the lieutenant governor;
5353 (4) the speaker of the house of representatives; and
5454 (5) each standing committee of the legislature with
5555 primary jurisdiction over matters related to the department.
5656 SECTION 2. This Act takes effect September 1, 2023.