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OH HB283
Bill
Status
5/20/2025
Primary Sponsor
Adam Mathews
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AI Summary
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Political subdivisions (counties, townships, municipal corporations) must adopt a cybersecurity program consistent with NIST and Center for Internet Security best practices to safeguard data availability, confidentiality, and integrity
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Ransom payments during ransomware incidents are prohibited unless the legislative authority formally approves payment through a resolution or ordinance stating why it serves the subdivision's best interest
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Cybersecurity or ransomware incidents must be reported to the Division of Homeland Security within 7 days and to the Auditor of State within 30 days of discovery
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All employees must receive cybersecurity training tailored to their duties, with state-provided training and Ohio Cyber Range Institute programs satisfying this requirement
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Cybersecurity program documents, incident reports, and records identifying security-related software, hardware, and vendor information are exempt from public records disclosure
Legislative Description
Require political subdivisions to adopt a cybersecurity program
Liquor Control : Local Option Elections
Last Action
Referred to committee: Technology and Innovation
5/21/2025