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Cam Beasley, Chief Information Security Officer
The University of Texas at AustinThis guide covers everything you need to know about TAC 202, including what it entails, why it's important, and how you can comply. We even included a TAC 202 checklist to make it easy for your organization to get started.
TAC 202, found in Title 1, Part 10, Chapter 202 of the Texas Administrative Code, sets cybersecurity standards for all Texas state agencies and institutions of higher education. The regulation requires these entities to develop comprehensive information security programs that assess risks, manage data access, respond to incidents, and monitor security protocols. TAC 202’s primary goal is to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information resources, ensuring a consistent security strategy across the state.
A GRC Assessment Platform like Isora provides robust tools that enable state agencies and higher education institutions to establish comprehensive information security risk management programs in line with TAC 202. With Isora, teams can create an extensive inventory that includes IT assets, applications, third-party vendors, organizational units, and personnel. The platform supports the execution of collaborative risk self-assessments on these entities, aligning with TAC 202’s mandates and integrating security frameworks like NIST 800-53. This approach not only helps in identifying and addressing vulnerabilities but also ensures that all aspects of information security are scrutinized and managed in accordance with the established standards and best practices.