Open-access frameworks, compliance guides, checklists, and vendor-neutral best practices for Utah's cybersecurity community.
A comprehensive, 43-page guide to understanding and implementing Utah's School Cybersecurity Amendments (HB 44, formerly HB 42) for all Local Education Agencies. Covers framework adoption, risk assessments, incident response, data privacy, vendor management, breach notification, and annual reporting requirements.
All resources are free and vendor-neutral, developed by UCA to support Utah's cybersecurity community.
Complete guide for Utah LEAs covering the HB 44 (formerly HB 42) requirements: framework adoption, risk assessments, incident response, data privacy, training, and more. Includes checklists and sample templates.
A customizable incident response plan template for Utah school districts, aligned with HB 44 (formerly HB 42) breach notification requirements. Includes incident classification, response procedures for ransomware, data breaches, and phishing, plus communication templates and post-incident review checklists.
Interactive assessment workbook guiding LEAs through asset inventory, threat identification, vulnerability analysis, risk scoring, and mitigation priorities. Includes step-by-step instructions and example entries for HB 44 (formerly HB 42) annual assessment compliance.
A three-part toolkit for IT leaders presenting cybersecurity funding requests to non-technical decision-makers. Includes a customizable presentation deck, detailed budget narrative with line-item justifications, and an interactive cost calculator with ROI analysis.
Trusted external resources from government agencies and standards organizations that complement UCA's materials.
Official legislative text from the Utah Legislature
Center for Internet Security prioritized safeguards
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency catalog
Official guidance and compliance resources for Utah LEAs
Statewide coordination and incident response
UCA welcomes contributions from the cybersecurity community. If you've developed a guide, template, or best practice document that could benefit Utah organizations, we'd like to hear from you.