By: Parker S.B. No. 768     (Capriglione, Lalani)           A BILL TO BE ENTITLED   AN ACT   relating to the process for notifying the attorney general of a   breach of security of computerized data by persons doing business   in this state.          BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:          SECTION 1.  Sections 521.053(i) and (j), Business & Commerce   Code, are amended to read as follows:          (i)  A person who is required to disclose or provide   notification of a breach of system security under this section   shall notify the attorney general of that breach as soon as   practicable and not later than the 30th [60th] day after the date on   which the person determines that the breach occurred if the breach   involves at least 250 residents of this state. The notification   under this subsection must be submitted electronically using a form   accessed through the attorney general's Internet website and must   include:                (1)  a detailed description of the nature and   circumstances of the breach or the use of sensitive personal   information acquired as a result of the breach;                (2)  the number of residents of this state affected by   the breach at the time of notification;                (3)  the number of affected residents that have been   sent a disclosure of the breach by mail or other direct method of   communication at the time of notification;                (4)  the measures taken by the person regarding the   breach;                (5)  any measures the person intends to take regarding   the breach after the notification under this subsection; and                (6)  information regarding whether law enforcement is   engaged in investigating the breach.          (j)  The attorney general shall post on the attorney   general's publicly accessible Internet website:                (1)  an electronic form for submitting a notification   under Subsection (i); and                (2)  a listing of the notifications received by the   attorney general under Subsection (i), excluding any sensitive   personal information that may have been reported to the attorney   general under that subsection, any information that may compromise   a data system's security, and any other information reported to the   attorney general that is made confidential by law.  The attorney   general shall:                      (A) [(1)]  update the listing not later than the   30th day after the date the attorney general receives notification   of a new breach of system security;                      (B) [(2)]  remove a notification from the listing   not later than the first anniversary of the date the attorney   general added the notification to the listing if the person who   provided the notification has not notified the attorney general of   any additional breaches under Subsection (i) during that period;   and                      (C) [(3)]  maintain only the most recently   updated listing on the attorney general's website.          SECTION 2.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2023.