In a decisive move to strengthen the digital defenses of the state’s law enforcement database, the Minnesota Legislature has earmarked a substantial injection of funds into cybersecurity. Minnesota Department of Public Safety's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has indicated that the #MNLeg is investing over $10 million into upgrading cybersecurity measures for the BCA, showcasing a steadfast commitment to protecting the private data of its citizens, according to Minnesota BCA.
The #MNLeg invested more than $10 million in cybersecurity upgrades for the BCA. We’re putting those funds to use by finding new ways to keep your data secure. Learn more in our #DPS_Blog pic.twitter.com/4L2cBcLiHc
— Minnesota BCA (@MnDPS_BCA) January 30, 2024
Specifics regarding the upgrades and strategies to be implemented remain sparse, but the mention of exploring "new ways" of data protection suggests that Minnesota could be looking at adopting cutting-edge solutions.
Further insights into the cybersecurity measures can be expected in the near future, with more detailed plans likely to be published on the Department of Public Safety's official #DPS_Blog, as reported by Minnesota BCA.
