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At the end of each year, the Technology Association of Iowa (TAI) announces a list of priorities for state lawmakers to consider in the following year’s legislative session.
The TAI’s top priority for 2022? Not surprisingly, it’s cybersecurity.
“Cybersecurity threats continue every day across the nation and here in Iowa,” said Mollie Ross, TAI’s director of operations. “We’re hearing from legislators that there’s a desire to help protect Iowans and…
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