Los Angeles County Vsap 3.0 Admin Approval

30.Within 12 months of the Secretary of State promulgating open-source regulations, Los Angeles County in partnership with the Secretary of State shall update their plan previously submitted on October 1, 2021 to make the source code of the VSAP system available and open. 31. The next version of VSAP submitted to the Secretary of State shall have full disk encryption implemented completely deployed. If Los Angeles Couty cannot successfully implement and deploy full disk encryption without documented impact to the system's accuracy, efficiency, or performance, the Secretary of State reserves the right to require Los Angeles County to undergo an external independent security audit at Los Angeles County's expense but procured by the Secretary of State. 32.The County shall apply updates and configuration changes to remediate the findings set forth in the Consultant's Security and Telecommunications Report within 10 days from the date of this approval and submit the changes to the Secretary of State for administrative approval. If the County is unable to apply the updates and configuration change within that time, then the County shall submit to the Secretary of State documentation outlining why the changes cannot be made, how the changes would impact the system's accuracy and efficiency, if at all, and the County's plan for applying the updates and making the system configurations changes. 33.The next version of VSAP shall remediate all incomplete or missing header comments, the language vulnerability, and all dead code instances. 34.The next version of VSAP shall update and remediate the third-party findings set forth in the Consultant's Software Report. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Great Seal of the State of California, this 31st day of March 2022. 8