(The Center Square) - Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo spoke publicly for the first time on a cyberattack that shut down government websites and kept state employees at home, four days after it was discovered.

The hour-long press conference included top Nevada officials who outlined more plans to work around the cyberattack, but no identity or motive was revealed for the attackers.

The state is still working to get government websites and system back up and running, with no date yet to be set for a full return to functionality.

”As you know, over the last several days, our state has been responding to a cyberattack targeting Nevada's systems,” Lombardo told reporters Thursday. “While this incident has posed challenges, I want Nevadans to know one thing clearly. Our government and our partners a

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