Texas Cyber Command Signed Into Law: What This Means for Texans

Texas governor signs bill for statewide Cyber Command

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill into law creating the Texas Cyber Command, a new organization to help bolster IT security across the state.

Texas Cyber Command signed into law: What this means for Texans

AUSTIN (KXAN) — On Monday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed House Bill 150, which creates a state-based cybersecurity department, into law. The Texas Cyber Command was passed during the 89th regular legislative session and is expected to help protect Texans against cyber threats. RELATED | Lawmakers file bills to create Texas Cyber Command "Our state is under constant attack by cyber criminals, attacks that occur thousands of times every sing…

Texas Cyber Command signed into law

StateScoop reports that increasingly prevalent cybersecurity threats against Texas have prompted Gov. Greg Abbott to approve legislation establishing a new state Cyber Command at the University of Texas at San Antonio. …

Texas Cyber Security – 710am KURV

A brand new Texas Cyber Command will be fighting off hackers. Governor Greg Abbott signed the legislation in San Antonio, which is where the headquarters will be located. He said the state is under constant attack by cyber criminals. And that threat, he predicts, will get more dangerous thanks to the acceleration of artificial intelligence