New Hampshire § 21-R:16 Cybersecurity Advisory Committee

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 21-R:16 — Cybersecurity Advisory Committee

New Hampshire § 21-R:16

Title ITHE STATE AND ITS GOVERNMENT

Ch. 21-RDEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

SubdivisionCybersecurity Software

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 21-R:16 (2026).

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I.There is hereby established the cybersecurity advisory committee (CAC) which shall be chaired by the chief information security officer.

II.The committee shall advise the commissioner or the commissioner's designee on cybersecurity concerns, promote awareness, develop effective policies and solutions, and obtain consensus on enterprise-wide initiatives that advance the cybersecurity of information assets and technology resources.

III.All executive departments and agencies shall identify and appoint an employee with cybersecurity responsibilities to spearhead agency cybersecurity matters including information security, confidentiality, privacy, and regulatory compliance, and to represent the agency on the CAC. Contributors to the CAC may include representatives with cybersecurity respo

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I. There is hereby established the cybersecurity advisory committee (CAC) which shall be chaired by the chief information security officer.
II. The committee shall advise the commissioner or the commissioner's designee on cybersecurity concerns, promote awareness, develop effective policies and solutions, and obtain consensus on enterprise-wide initiatives that advance the cybersecurity of information assets and technology resources.
III. All executive departments and agencies shall identify and appoint an employee with cybersecurity responsibilities to spearhead agency cybersecurity matters including information security, confidentiality, privacy, and regulatory compliance, and to represent the agency on the CAC. Contributors to the CAC may include representatives with cybersecurity responsibilities from the New Hampshire National Guard, New Hampshire political subdivisions, academic institutions, and select private industry representatives as identified by the CAC.