Understand Nevada Data Broker Requirements.
Nevada’s data broker requirements apply to certain organizations engaged in purchasing covered information about Nevada residents with whom they do not have a direct relationship and making sales of that information.
Nevada’s framework includes requirements involving consumer opt-out rights, designated request mechanisms, verified requests, response procedures, and covered information sales. Because Nevada’s definition and requirements differ from other state data broker laws, organizations should evaluate Nevada separately when determining their data broker compliance responsibilities.
CLIClaw‘s Nevada Data Broker Compliance Solutions and Resources help organizations understand Nevada’s requirements, evaluate potential applicability, and identify areas that may require additional compliance attention.
Use the materials below to understand and evaluate your organization’s Nevada data broker compliance responsibilities.
