HI SB1451

Establishes confidentiality protections for critical infrastructure information received or maintained by the office of homeland security, exempting such information from public disclosure requirements under chapter 92F.

Allows the office of homeland security to share confidential critical infrastructure information with federal, state, and county agencies within Hawaii for security purposes, provided receiving agencies maintain confidentiality and do not disclose to the public.

Defines "critical infrastructure information" as non-public information from private entities that could reveal vulnerabilities if disclosed, including data on actual or threatened attacks, infrastructure vulnerabilities, and operational recovery plans.

Preserves existing public records access rights for information held by agencies other than the office of homeland security and state/county agencies receiving the confidential information.

Takes effect July 1, 2077.