Navarone Frank

The meeting served as a session for the Subcommittee on Critical Infrastructure of the Maryland Cybersecurity Council. The documentation provided contains information regarding the recording and transcript of the meeting for public access.

The meeting recording and transcript were provided for the session held by the subcommittee. The document serves as a record of the proceedings regarding the subcommittee's focus areas, including individual digital rights, trustworthy AI, and cyber crime.

The subcommittee held a virtual session which featured a subject matter presentation by representatives from the Center on Cybersecurity at the National Laboratory of the Rockies. The presentation included a demonstration of the Cascading Impacts Model as applied to the Oahu Power Grid.

This virtual public meeting of the subcommittee focused on matters related to cyber and AI education and workforce development, with meeting proceedings documented via recording and transcript.

The subcommittee discussed and agreed to pursue several key policy research areas. These include exploring the feasibility of a global option for Maryland residents to exercise rights under the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act regarding data brokers, investigating policy issues surrounding chatbots, researching both consensual and nonconsensual deepfakes to develop recommendations, and examining broader state data-sharing practices with the federal government. The members also discussed the need to prioritize these research initiatives in future meetings.