TX SB2429

Prohibits medical facilities, research facilities, companies, and nonprofits conducting genome research in Texas from using genome sequencers or software produced by or on behalf of foreign adversaries, their state-owned enterprises, or entities domiciled in foreign adversary countries

Bans the sale or transfer of Texas residents' genomic sequencing data to foreign adversaries or their affiliated entities during bankruptcy proceedings or Chapter 11 reorganizations

Requires all genome sequencing data of Texas residents to be stored only within the United States, with encryption and cybersecurity best practices; remote access from outside the U.S. requires attorney general approval

Mandates annual compliance certification to the attorney general by December 31 each year, submitted by an attorney representing the covered entity

Establishes civil penalties of $10,000 per violation enforceable by the attorney general, plus a private cause of action allowing harmed individuals to recover actual damages or up to $5,000 per violation in statutory damages, plus attorney's fees