House of Representatives

HB 2429

information systems security information; confidentiality

Sponsors: Foster, Chase, Miranda, Avelar, et. al

X	Committee on Energy Utilities and Technology
	Committee on Appropriations
	Caucus and COW	This bill as introduced contains an Appropriation clause.
	As Passed the House

Overview

HB 2429 requires that state information system security data is to be kept confidential. The bill establishes whom shall have access to systems information as well as the agency responsible for maintaining information systems security information.

Provisions

· Provides that data relating to a state information security system is confidential.

· Establishes that a state agency in control of an information system must maintain confidentiality with regard to the system’s security features.

· Requires that a third party that has contracted with a state agency to place information on an information system not under that agency’s control, must maintain confidentiality with regard to the system’s security features.

· States that the information security information may only be shared with information system auditors, law enforcement officials, persons authorized by the director as having a need to know.

· Provides that one agency receiving records from another agency, which include systems security data must maintain the confidentiality of the information.

· Establishes that security information that is transferred to the Arizona State Library, along with agency records or data, must be kept confidential.

· Includes a General Fund appropriation of $180,000 in FY 2001-2002 to the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records for implementing the security provisions in the bill while maintaining continuing access to the state’s electronic records.

· States that the appropriation is exempt from lapsing.

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45th Legislature

First Regular Session 2 January 30, 2001

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