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Information Privacy & Security Council Skip to Content Skip to Navigation Skip to Footer Hawaii.gov Text size: Smaller | Reset | Larger Stay Connected State of Hawaii Information Privacy & Security Council Search this site Search Home Agendas & Minutes Membership Statutory References Reports Reports to the Legislature Submit Agency Reports Guidelines & Best Practices About the Council The Information Privacy and Security Council (IPSC), administratively attached to the Department of Accounting and General Services, was established by Act 10, SSLH 2008, as codified into law under HRS §487N-5 , to develop guidelines to be considered by government agencies in deciding whether, how, and when a government agency shall inform affected individuals of the loss, disclosure, or security breach of personal information that can contribute to identify theft. The guidelines provide a standardized, risk-based notification process in the instance of a security breach. U.S. Department of Homeland Security image The IPSC also reviews the Personal Information (PI) System Annual Reports submitted by state and county government agencies, pursuant to HRS §487N-7 , and submits an annual summary report to the Legislature with the IPSC’s findings, significant trends, and recommendations to protect personal information used by government agencies. State and county agencies’ PI System Annual Reports are due to the IPSC by Sept. 30 each year. Submit Agency Reports Policies Terms of Use Accessibility Privacy Policy Powered by eHawaii.gov Copyright © 2020, State of Hawaii. All rights reserved....