Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 242 - Information Services
Here’s a refined overview of Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Chapter 242 – Information Services:
🧭 1. Scope of Chapter 242
Most sections of NAC Chapter 242, including definitions and procedural requirements (NAC 242.010–.100; 242.120–.160), have been repealed as of September 16, 2024 under regulation R082‑24A (regulations.justia.com).
📘 2. Remaining Active Section
NAC 242.110 – Adoption of State Information Security Policies
NAC 242.110 mandates that all Executive Branch agencies, along with their employees, contractors, and third parties with access to state information technology, must adhere to the current State Information Security Policies, Standards, and Procedures, as published by the State Information Security Committee (law.cornell.edu).
These policies are adopted by reference and are available free online via the Office of the Chief Information Officer’s website (law.cornell.edu).
🔄 3. Oversight & Updates
The Chief Information Officer (CIO) reviews updates to the Security Policies.
If a revision is deemed unsuitable for Nevada, a public hearing must be held within 30 days of its publication.
If no objection is sustained after the hearing, the revision automatically becomes effective (law.cornell.edu).
⚙️ 4. Summary Table
NAC Section
Status
Key Content
242.010–242.100
Repealed (9/16/2024)
All definitions removed (it.nv.gov, law.cornell.edu)
242.120–242.160
Repealed
Feasibility-study and procurement rules removed
242.110
Active
Requires compliance with State Information Security Policies
✅ Bottom Line
Only one provision remains in effect: State agencies must follow the current statewide Information Security Policies, which the CIO reviews and formally adopts.
All other technical definitions, project requirements (like feasibility studies), and Division‑related regulations are no longer applicable as of mid‑2024.
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