AB 869
State agencies: information security: Zero Trust architecture.
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Bill overview
This bill requires California state agencies to adopt a ‘Zero Trust architecture’ for their data, systems, and software. Agencies must progressively implement this security model, aiming for ‘Advanced’ maturity by 2026 and ‘Optimal’ maturity by 2030, prioritizing solutions aligned with federal guidelines and incorporating strong security practices like multifactor authentication and robust logging. The bill also mandates updated reporting requirements to track agencies’ progress toward these goals and ensure compliance with federal funding requirements.
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