Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Personal data, privacy, cybersecurity duties, processing, and cross-border transfers. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
184 matching statutes
United States — Nebraska
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The director, deputy, or examiner may examine certain banks and related entities, use subpoenas and oaths, and share or accept examination reports with specified regulators.
United States — Nebraska
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The department must create a syndromic surveillance program and set reporting rules for hospitals, with a schedule for full electronic reporting.
United States — Nebraska
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The teams must study child and maternal deaths, report findings yearly, and may use experts, data-storage entities, and local health departments under confidentiality rules.
United States — Nebraska
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Students and certain school staff may access student school records; other people are generally barred unless consent or another subsection allows it.
United States — Nebraska
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Financial institutions are protected from liability for certain disclosures and failures to disclose under this section, and they may tell depositors or account holders that the department can request certain identifying information.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain authorized people may request child abuse and neglect records and must be given the information immediately, subject to identification rules or a court order.
United States — Nebraska
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The division must create and keep updated a list of secure drones authorized for purchase, publish it on its website, and may keep related assessment materials confidential.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines key terms for Nebraska data security breach notice rules, including breach, commercial entity, encrypted, notice, personal information, and redact.
United States — Nebraska
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A lawful custodian may withhold listed records from the public unless they were already publicly disclosed, and must give a detailed job description when withholding certain personnel identities.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines key terms used in the Personal Privacy Protection Act.
United States — Nebraska
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The department must use secure processes and technology for issuing operators' licenses and state identification cards.
United States — Nebraska
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The department must study the Hunger-Free Schools Pilot Program and report the results electronically by December 1, 2032.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines many terms used in the Nebraska Data Privacy Act.
United States — Nebraska
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The department may release certain Medicaid-related cost, health, and health-risk information to the department for research and statistical purposes.
United States — Nebraska
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Access to criminal history record information is restricted to authorized organizations and persons, and the responsible criminal justice agency must supervise access and protect the information.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission is given powers to manage programs, rules, contracts, grants, refunds, and staff for the Dry Pea and Lentil Resources Act.
United States — Nebraska
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The Public Guardian must carry out several administrative and program duties, including reporting, ethics standards, budgeting, fee guidelines, training, public awareness, and funding efforts.
United States — Nebraska
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Covered online services must give minors easy-to-use privacy, safety, and usage controls, and set the default safeguards to the highest available protection.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines key terms for the Act and requires a covered online service to ignore a user's self-identified age when its marketing or advertising classification conflicts with that age.
United States — Nebraska
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The board must run the grain sorghum program and follow listed duties, including budgeting, rulemaking, records, refunds, and limits on political and legislative spending.