8 CCR 1501-9 - COLORADO RULES REGARDING ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS BY COLORADO GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES

  1. § 8 CCR 1501-9-R1 - Scope of Rules
  2. § 8 CCR 1501-9-R2 - Definitions
  3. § 8 CCR 1501-9-R3 - Authorized Technologies for Electronic Transactions
  4. § 8 CCR 1501-9-R4 - Identification of Authorized Technologies
  5. § 8 CCR 1501-9-R5 - Security
  6. § 8 CCR 1501-9-R6 - Presumption of Validity and Burden of Proof
  7. § 8 CCR 1501-9-R7 - Suspension of Electronic Transactions

PURPOSE

The purpose of these rules is to promote the development and use of electronic transactions by Colorado governmental agencies in accordance with CRS 24-71.3-101 et seq. These rules identify the covered Colorado governmental agencies, define key terms, and require Colorado governmental agencies follow the policies established by the Governor's Office of Information Technology ("OIT") that:

(i) require electronic transactions to be created by an authorized technology in order to be presumed valid;
(ii) set forth criteria for determining if a technology is authorized;
(iii) identify presently authorized technologies;
(iv) provide a mechanism for authorizing new technologies; and
(v) establish, approve, monitor and modify security requirements associated with electronic transactions.

Notes

8 CCR 1501-9
New rule eff. 03/20/2017.

STATUTORY AUTHORITY

CRS 24-37.5-101 et seq.

CRS 24-71-101 et seq.

CRS 24-71.3-101 et seq.

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