; (B) cybersecurity advisors of the Department of Homeland Security (where assigned); and (C) employees of the Office of Infrastructure Protection of the Department of Homeland Security. (d) Oversight by National Guard Bureau To ensure standardization among reserve component cyber civil support teams, the National Guard Bureau Joint Staff shall provide program management and oversight as follows: (1) Members of a reserve component cyber civil support team shall undergo initial training comprising a military occupational specialty or Air Force Specialty Code initial skills course approved by a branch of the Armed Forces. (2) The National Guard Bureau Joint Staff shall establish specific curricula for teams, which shall— (A) include best-of-breed commercially available training and a National Guard-developed course focused on domestic coordination, communication, and cyber incident response skills; and (B) be updated on a periodic basis based on the evolving circumstances of cyber threats, the needs of the public and private entities such teams support, and the relationships between such teams and such entities. (e) Guidance to States The National Guard Bureau Joint Staff shall consult with the Council of Governors and other appropriate civilian authorities to establish guidance to States concerning situations that are appropriate for the involvement of a reserve component cyber civil support team. (f) Minimum length of service requirement The National Guard Bureau Joint Staff may establish a minimum length of service for a member of a reserve component cyber civil support team. 4. Treatment of records The requirements of section 552 of title 5, United States Code, shall apply to any reserve component cyber civil support teams composed of reserve component members of the Armed Forces assigned under section 12310 of title 10, United States Code. 5. Authorization of appropriations There is authorized to be appropriated to the Secretary of Defense $50,000,000 to implement this Act and the amendments made by this Act.