Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity hears MNIT update, cites Saint Paul cyberattack as 2026 priority
At an Oct. 27 meeting, the Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity approved minutes, discussed 2026 priorities — led by concern about a recent Saint Paul cyberattack, data practices and AI — and heard MNIT officials Tarek Tomes and John Israel present the state's cybersecurity plan.
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St. Paul — The Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity met Oct. 27 at the Capitol to set priorities for the 2026 legislative session and to receive an update from Minnesota IT officials on the state’s cybersecurity plan.
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