Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed 14 bills, including a measure that will make a series of changes related to the Florida Center for Cybersecurity at the University of South Florida.
Among other things, the bill will authorize — but not require — the center to provide assistance to state agencies if requested.
Such assistance could be in such things as cybersecurity training and increasing the cybersecurity effectiveness of technology platforms, according to a House bill analysis.
The bill also will allow the center to be referred to as “Cyber Florida.”
Another bill (HB 353) signed by DeSantis will give additional options for district court of appeals judges about where they establish judicial chambers.
It will allow such facilities to be established in counties adjacent to the counties where judges live.
Among other bills, DeSantis signed legislation (SB 544) that will require the state Department of Health to establish a …