Cyberattack impacting workforce
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Any type of service that requires a background check is currently put on hold until the issue with the state's cyberattack is resolved.
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Several businesses are unable to hire new employees due to the state-wide cyberattack.
The Nevada's Governor’s Technology Office has released an after-action report on last August's statewide cyberattack.Â
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