Minnesota Legislature
Legislative Coordinating Commission
Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity
About
The Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity was established in 2021 to provide oversight of the state’s cybersecurity measures. The commission shall review the policies and practices of state agencies with regard to cybersecurity and may recommend changes in policy to adequately protect the state from cybersecurity threats. The commission may develop recommendations and draft legislation to support and strengthen the state’s cybersecurity infrastructure.
Members
Review - The Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity consists of eight members: four senators, two appointed by the majority leader and two appointed by the minority leader, and four members of the house of representatives, two appointed by the speaker of the house and two appointed by the minority leader.
Current members can be found on the members page.
Senate
- Member appointed by the Majority leader
- Member appointed by the Majority leader
- Member appointed by the Minority leader
- Member appointed by the Minority leader
House
- Member appointed by the Speaker
- Member appointed by the Speaker
- Member appointed by the Minority leader
- Member appointed by the Minority leader
Staff
To email staff, use firstname.lastname@lcc.mn.gov
Commission's Statutory Authority:
The commission shall provide oversight of the state's cybersecurity measures.
Contact Information
| Location | Centennial Office Building, 1st Floor 658 Cedar St. St. Paul, MN 55155 |
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| Phone | (651) 296-0099 |
| Fax | (651) 297-3697 |
| Website | www.lcc.mn.gov/lccs/ |