Louisiana cybersecurity regulations: new and proposed rules
4 notices on cybersecurity from Louisiana since 1 October 2026: final rule, emergency rule and notice. Rules first, newest first, each with its dates and a link to the state register.
- Final rule
Rule establishing Chief Information Officer's process for identifying and listing prohibited technology posing security risks.
- Emergency rule
Emergency rule declaring state of emergency for cybersecurity breaches and authorizing mitigation of cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
- Emergency rule
Emergency rule renewing state of emergency for cybersecurity incidents caused by breach of cybersecurity.
- Notice
Rule establishing prohibited technology list for state devices and networks based on foreign adversary security risks.
About these Louisiana notices
Which Louisiana notices are listed?
Notices, proposed, emergency and final rules on cybersecurity printed in the Louisiana register since 1 October 2026, newest first. Each links to the page it was printed on.
Is any of this reviewed by a lawyer?
No. The one-line description of each notice is drafted by a model and is not attorney-reviewed. Read the register page before relying on it.
Every cybersecurity rule change, with its date
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