Sen. Reyes’ bill would require end‑to‑end encryption for K–12 proctoring vendors
SB 930 would mandate end‑to‑end encryption for proctoring vendors used by K–12 schools so student data remains encrypted from the device until authorized school personnel access it; the committee passed the bill as amended with unanimous support at the hearing.
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Senator Reyes introduced SB 930, which would require proctoring companies that provide services for K–12 classroom or course‑based exams to use end‑to‑end encryption so student data — including video, audio, biometric or other sensitive information — remains encrypted until it reaches authorized school personnel.
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