Nevada has no comprehensive consumer privacy statute, so obligations there come from its breach-notification law, sector-specific rules and federal statutes. This page collects our coverage touching Nevada. For the underlying law rather than the news, see our Nevada privacy law page.
Data Brokers
September 28, 2026
Nevada's rules for commercial websites sit in NRS 603A.300 to 603A.360 and were built in three steps: a 2017 privacy notice requirement, a 2019 right to direct an operator not to sell covered information, and a 2021 bill that extended the opt-out to data brokers, broadened the definition of sale and limited the 30-day repair window to first failures.
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Data Security Rules
September 28, 2026
Senate Bill 227 of 2009 was introduced as an encryption rule and enacted with a payment card clause: a Nevada data collector that accepts cards follows the current PCI Data Security Standard for those transactions, and other data collectors encrypt personal information leaving their control. A 2011 bill widened the device rule, and 2025 bills renamed the office that approves other methods.
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Consumer Health Data
August 24, 2026
HIPAA attaches to a category of organisation. A newer class of state statute attaches to a category of information instead, defined by what it reveals about a person's health rather than by who holds it. This guide compares how Nevada, Maryland and Washington draw that line, and where the federal Health Breach Notification Rule sits alongside them.
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