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SafeVoice Cybersecurity Incident

The Nevada Department of Education and the Nevada Department of Public Safety are providing public notice of a data breach of SafeVoice Nevada caused by a multistate cybersecurity incident of technology vendor, Navigate360.

Approximately 10 percent of SafeVoice tips with personally identifiable information (PII) between November 2025 and March 2026 was compromised.   

Navigate360 has created a call center through the firm HaystackID, who conducted the cyber forensics analysis, to address specific questions and concerns. Please call 833-966-1754 (toll free) from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Pacific Time Monday through Friday (excluding U.S. national holidays). 

Individuals are encouraged to continue to visit this site for additional updates guidance, and available resources.

Initial Press Release
Facts and Questions (FAQ) Navigate360 Data Breach
Mental Health Resources
Data Protection and Monitoring Guidance

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Students, parents, and faculty throughout Nevada now have access to SafeVoice, an anonymous reporting system used to report threats to the safety or well-being of students. SafeVoice was established by the Nevada Department of Education under SB 212 in 2017 to protect student wellness, prevent violence and save lives.

In partnership with the Nevada Department of Public Safety, the SafeVoice program provides students a safe place to submit tips concerning their own safety or that of others. A fully trained professional team of experts responds in an appropriate manner 24/7/365. Tips always stay anonymous.