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Cybersecurity laws and bills in Mississippi

Every bill in the Mississippi Legislature that falls inside the Cybersecurity Legislation Tracker's scope, with where each one currently stands.

18

Bills in Scope

10

Past Committee

19 March 2026

Most Recent Action

Cybersecurity laws enacted in Mississippi in 2026

1 Cybersecurity bill was enacted in Mississippi this year, the latest with a last action on 19 March 2026. Each links to the Mississippi Legislature's own page.

  • SB 2096MDITS and SOS; require to establish minimum cybersecurity standards for SEMS.19 March 2026

Cybersecurity bills in Mississippi

3Enacted

7Past committee

8Introduced or inactive

18 bills in scope

Enacted

3

SB 2096MDITS and SOS; require to establish minimum cybersecurity standards for SEMS.EnactedSB 2508Mortgage brokers and lenders; authorize to perform organization activities at a remote location.EnactedSB 2894Cybersecurity insurance; include in Mississippi Insurance Guaranty Association statutes.Enacted

Past committee

7

HB 1220Cybersecurity; governmental and certain commercial entities substantially complying with standards not liable for incidents relating to.Passed chamberSB 2715Money Transmission Modernization Act; revise various provisions of and create new provisions related to.Passed committeeSB 2636The Department of Cybersecurity; create.Passed committeeSB 2701Insurance Fraud Detection Act; establish trust fund to assist Mississippi Insurance Department in cyber fraud.Passed committeeHB 1380Cybersecurity; governmental and certain commercial entities substantially complying with standards not liable for incidents relating to.Passed chamberSB 2443Technology Innovation Fund; establish.Passed chamberSB 2471Cyber breach; limit liability for certain entities.Passed chamber

Introduced or inactive

8

HB 1687ITS; require to establish minimum cybersecuirty standards for the Statewide Elections Management System.In committeeHB 1727State Security Operations Center; create within ITS to serve as operational arm of statewide cybersecurity.In committeeHB 575Department of Information Technology Services; require all state agencies to use for computer equipment and services.In committeeSB 2128Breach of security; report to the Attorney General.In committeeSB 2410Cybersecurity; limit liability for governmental and certain commercial entities that substantially comply with standards.In committeeSB 2755ITS; create additional powers and responsibilities.In committeeHB 1333Department of Information Technology Services; require all state agencies to use for computer equipment and services.In committeeHB 731Corporate breach of security; require reports to the Attorney General.In committee

Bill titles link to the Mississippi Legislature's own page.

Coverage depth varies by jurisdiction. How this is measured, and where it is thinner.

What's In Scope

How Cybersecurity Legislation bills are selected

In scope is any bill imposing security duties on an identifiable party: incident notification to a regulator or an affected person, written information security programs and reasonable security standards, ransomware payment restrictions and disclosure, vendor and supply chain requirements, and the treatment of industrial control systems and supervisory control and data acquisition systems.

Scope is defined by a written topic profile that every bill is measured against. The profiles are drafted by a model and validated by retrieval measurement against a judged set of bills, not reviewed by an attorney. LawSignals is a research tool and does not provide legal advice.

Other practice areas in Mississippi

Cybersecurity legislation in other jurisdictions

49 more currently hold bills in this tracker

Mississippi is one of Cybersecurity Legislation's jurisdictions

The tracker follows this subject everywhere it is legislated, and publishes a monthly issue on what moved across all of them.

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