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Committee moves to consider OSA confidential cybersecurity report in executive session

Legislative Audit Committee · January 28, 2026
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Summary

After releasing the public OSA audit on OIT cybersecurity resiliency, the Legislative Audit Committee moved and seconded a motion to go into executive session to discuss the confidential portion of the audit pursuant to cited statute; the provided transcript ends before the vote result is recorded.

Following the public presentation and release of the Office of the State Auditor’s public audit report on the Governor’s Office of Information Technology (OIT), the Legislative Audit Committee moved to go into executive session to discuss the confidential OSA audit report.

The chair cited Colorado Revised Statutes (recited in the transcript as "section 24 6 4 0 2 3 a 4") as the basis for an executive‑session discussion. Representative Johnson moved that the committee go into executive session specifically to discuss that confidential document and Representative Wilford seconded the motion. The transcript ends after the motion and second; the vote outcome is not recorded in the provided segments.

Committee members had previously been briefed on the public findings and recommendations and were told OSA would present a confidential report containing additional findings in executive session. Devlin told the committee the confidential report contains three confidential findings the audit team planned to present if time allowed, and the committee discussed logistics for delivering confidential copies and safeguarding them.