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Marianas Cyber Security Working Group, monthly meetings, Mariana Regional Fusion Center briefings and public dissemination of briefing information
Marianas Cyber Security Working Group, 5 GCA §§ 15100-15103
In force.
A sector security regimes rule binding government bodies.
- Obligation class
- Security, Governance
What it requires
- This chapter creates a working group headed by the Governor, with administrative support from the Mariana Regional Fusion Center; it binds that Group and the Center and does not bind a private business, whose representatives sit on the Group by appointment.
- As the Group, meet on a monthly basis to discuss issues involving cyber security and its heightened priority within Guam.
- As the Group, receive periodic briefings from the Mariana Regional Fusion Center on best practices available to implement cyber security measures and secure management information systems and minimize threats to commerce and government operations.
- To the extent practicable, disseminate the briefing information to the general public.
- Disseminate select information presented by the Mariana Regional Fusion Center to the general public by no less than ninety (90) business days, to allow the information given to go through vulnerability patching before being shared.
- Anonymize and/or redact the reporting of information disseminated to the public, for the general overview of cyberthreats and trends that were discussed during the meeting.
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What this law does
Chapter 15 of Title 5 of the Guam Code Annotated creates the Marianas Cyber Security Working Group within the Office of the Governor, headed by the Governor, with administrative support from the Mariana Regional Fusion Center. The Group must meet on a monthly basis to discuss issues involving cyber security and its heightened priority within Guam.
The Group receives periodic briefings from the Mariana Regional Fusion Center on best practices available to implement cyber security measures and secure management information systems and minimize threats to commerce and government operations. To the extent practicable, the briefing information must also be disseminated to the general public.
Select information presented by the Mariana Regional Fusion Center must be disseminated to the general public by no less than ninety (90) business days, so that the information can go through vulnerability patching before being shared. The reporting of information disseminated to the public must be anonymized and/or redacted for the general overview of cyberthreats and trends that were discussed during the meeting.
Private members sit on the Group by appointment: one representative from each of Guam's telecommunication companies, a representative recommended by the Guam Bankers Association and a member of the business community with background and experience in computer operations and analytics, each appointed by the Governor. The Compiler of Laws records the chapter as added by Public Law 37-109 ().
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