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Senate Bill 220

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Short Title

Provide legal safe harbor if implement cybersecurity program

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Long Title To amend sections 1306.01 and 3772.01 and to enact sections 1354.01, 1354.02, 1354.03, 1354.04, and 1354.05 of the Revised Code to provide a legal safe harbor to covered entities that implement a specified cybersecurity program, to allow transactions recorded by blockchain technology under the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, and to alter the definition of "key employee" under the Casino Gaming Law.

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Effective Date

November 2, 2018

Subjects

Commerce Courts and Civil Law : Civil Law

Committees

House Government Accountability and Oversight Committee
Senate Government Oversight and Reform Committee

Primary Sponsors

Bob D. Hackett

Kevin Bacon

Cosponsors

REPRESENTATIVES

Marlene Anielski

Louis W. Blessing III

Andrew Brenner

Rick Carfagna

Bill Dean

Stephen D. Hambley

Laura Lanese

Bill Reineke

Craig S. Riedel

Kristina Roegner

William Seitz

Ryan Smith

Scott Wiggam

SENATORS

Dave Burke

Bill Coley

Matt Dolan

Frank Hoagland

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