Crime and Law EnforcementComputers and information technologySex offensesLaw enforcement administration and fundingEvidence and witnessesCivil actions and liabilityComputer security and identity theftDomestic violence and child abusePornographyPublic contracts and procurement
Why This Matters
This bill limits the legal liability of companies that store child sexual abuse material for law enforcement, ensuring they can do their job without fear of lawsuits.
If you support protecting children, this bill helps law enforcement handle sensitive evidence safely.
Who this affects
law enforcement agencies · digital storage companies
What changes is this bill making?
1The bill protects companies storing child abuse material from lawsuits if they follow the law.
2Approved vendors must have contracts with law enforcement to store and manage this sensitive data.
3The bill requires vendors to maintain strong cybersecurity measures to protect stored materials.
4Law enforcement agencies can access stored materials only with proper consent from the vendor.