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In response to a cyberattack, Nevada has introduced a new statewide data classification policy. The policy categorizes data into four levels: 'public,' 'sensitive,' 'confidential,' and 'restricted,' aiming to enhance data security across state operations. This initiative follows the establishment of the Office of Information Security and Cyber in 2025, which prioritized cybersecurity measures.
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2025-01-05
CVE-2025-1234 published
2025-01-10
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2026-02-11
Nevada unveils new data classification policy
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