Overview
- State leaders detected the incident early Sunday and shut all in-person services Monday as networks were significantly degraded.
- The FBI is assisting Nevada’s investigation, and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said it is tracking the incident and offering help.
- Multiple state websites, including those for the governor, attorney general, and DMV, were offline Monday, and some phone lines were unreliable.
- Routine transactions such as driver’s license renewals and marriage certificates could not be processed, but emergency services and 911 remained operational.
- Officials urged residents to watch for scams seeking personal information and said there is currently no evidence that personal data was compromised.