Sec. 4.
The department shall enter into a contract with any individual who wishes to accept an invitation by the department to serve as a Michigan cyber civilian corps volunteer. The contract must include, at a minimum, all of the following:
(a) A provision acknowledging the confidentiality of information relating to this state, state residents, and clients.
(b) A provision protecting from disclosure any confidential information of this state, state residents, or clients acquired by the Michigan cyber civilian corps volunteer through participation in the Michigan cyber civilian corps.
(c) A provision requiring the Michigan cyber civilian corps volunteer to avoid conflicts of interest that might arise from a particular deployment.
(d) A provision requiring the Michigan cyber civilian corps volunteer to comply with all existing department security policies and procedures regarding information technology resources.
(e) A provision requiring the Michigan cyber civilian corps volunteer to consent to background screening considered appropriate by the department under this act, and a section in which the individual gives that consent as described in section 5.
(f) A provision requiring the Michigan cyber civilian corps volunteer to attest that he or she meets any standards of expertise that may be established by the department.
History: 2017, Act 132, Eff. Jan. 24, 2018
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