The Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee will consider a proposal to develop a statewide cybersecurity plan, today at 1:30 p.m. at the State Capitol.
AB 1841, by Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin, D-Thousand Oaks, would require the Office of Emergency Services to develop a statewide emergency response plan to cybersecurity threats on critical infrastructure. OES has been working on such a plan since Gov. Jerry Brown in 2013 created a task force to address cybersecurity threats, but it has not said when the document would be finalized.
Technology-related measures on today's agenda include:
A.B.No. 1662 Chau. Unmanned aircraft systems: accident reporting.
A.B.No. 1841 Irwin. Office of Emergency Services: duties: cybersecurity.
A.B.No. 2148 Holden. Unmanned aircraft systems: regulation.
A.B.No. 2720 Chau. State government: Office of Information Security: cybersecurity vulnerability reporting.
A.B.No. 2828 Chau. Personal information: privacy: breach.
A.C.R.No. 120 Mark Stone. Data trusts: at-risk children.
The hearing will be streamed live on the Internet by the California Channel.
