Texas cybersecurity regulations: new and proposed rules
4 notices on cybersecurity from Texas since 1 October 2026: proposed rule. Rules first, newest first, each with its dates and a link to the state register.
- Proposed rule
Proposed amendments require information security programs and incident response plans for credit access businesses handling consumer data.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule requires data breach notifications to regulator and includes cybersecurity awareness and incident monitoring provisions.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule requiring financial institutions notify regulator of data breaches affecting 250+ Texas residents within 30 days.
- Proposed rule
Requires information security program, incident response plan, and data breach notification policies for licensees handling consumer data.
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About these Texas notices
Which Texas notices are listed?
Notices, proposed, emergency and final rules on cybersecurity printed in the Texas 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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