Cyberattack disrupts Nevada government systems
Governor Lombardo confirmed that personal data appears unaffected while state and federal investigators examine the cyberattack incident.
The State of Nevada reported a cyberattack affecting several state government systems, with recovery efforts underway. Some websites and phone lines may be slow or offline while officials restore operations.
Governor Joe Lombardo’s office stated there is no evidence that personal information has been compromised, emphasising that the issue is limited to state systems. The incident is under investigation by both state and federal authorities, although technical details have not been released.
Several agencies, including the Department of Motor Vehicles, have been affected, prompting temporary office closures until normal operations can resume. Emergency services, including 911, continue to operate without disruption.
Officials prioritise system validation and safe restoration to prevent further disruption to state services.
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