Could your city report a breach to the Utah Cyber Center within five days?

Utah law requires a governmental entity to notify the Utah Cyber Center and the Attorney General within five days of discovering a breach that affects 500 or more people. When the council asks if you're prepared, show them a written plan, named roles and a tested backup.

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A written response plan

Who calls whom and in what order, with the Cyber Center report details ready to fill in.

Backups you've restored

Dated restore tests for the systems city staff can't work without.

A briefing for the council

A plain-language summary of where the city stands and what's next.

What the Cyber Center asks forUTAH CODE
WHENDate and time of the breach
WHENDate it was discovered
WHOPeople affected, including Utah residents
WHATType of personal data involved
HOWHow it happened, if known
ACTIONSteps taken to reduce harm

Summary of Utah Code 63A-19-405. Under 500 people: keep an internal report and provide it on request.

For Utah cities and towns

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  • A written plan your staff can follow on a bad day

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Common questions

Does the five-day rule apply to our city?

It applies to Utah governmental entities, including cities and towns. Your city attorney can confirm how it applies to you.

We don't have IT staff. Does that matter?

No. Many small cities rely on an outside provider. The plan names who does what, whether that's city staff or us.

Are we locked into a contract?

Ongoing service agreements begin after an initial period. We walk you through the terms before you sign anything.

Give the council a straight answer

A written incident plan and tested backups for your city.