Critical Infrastructure Amendments

Summary

The law directs the Utah Cyber Center to develop guidance, offer voluntary security assessments, and publish a list of foreign‑adversary equipment that cannot be used in state‑critical systems after July 1 2026. It bars government agencies and critical‑infrastructure operators from contracting with or deploying any technology on that list, unless no reasonable alternative exists, and also prohibits agreements that give foreign adversaries remote control. The aim is to protect public safety, economic security, and health from cyber threats.

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