New York Plans Cybersecurity Hub To Coordinate Responses
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul says the state wants to improve its cybersecurity defenses.
She announced Tuesday that a new joint cybersecurity operations center will open in the coming months.
She said it will unify threat assessments and responses between government agencies, critical businesses and utilities.
The Brooklyn-based hub will eventually hire a staff of 70, both in-person and virtual.
The Democratic governor has proposed a budget with $62 million for cybersecurity improvements at the state level and a $30 million fund to help local governments afford upgrades.
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