Prohibits government entities from procuring and using technology products and services from companies owned by, controlled by, or domiciled in certain foreign countries.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed General Assembly
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- Became Law
Overview
This bill restricts New Jersey state government and its local subdivisions from purchasing or using technology products and services from companies based in countries deemed to pose a significant cybersecurity threat. It aims to protect state and local systems from potential cyberattacks and espionage originating from these foreign entities. The bill relies on assessments from U.S. intelligence agencies and New Jersey’s cybersecurity offices to determine which companies are subject to the restriction. It takes effect immediately upon passage.
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Primary sponsors
Douglas Steinhardt
Michael Testa
Cosponsor
Joseph Pennacchio
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