Five Ways to Mitigate Election Security Risks

Understand the top five areas where government officials can focus limited resources to address risks to elections infrastructure and activities

October 23, 2018 •

The vulnerabilities uncovered in the 2016 election cycle were designed to undermine voter integrity and public trust. State and local government election officials are required to move beyond ensuring voting is free, fair and accessible, but also fostering the cybersecurity of our election processes.
This Paper defines the top five areas where government officials can focus limited resources to address risk to elections infrastructure and activities.

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Five Ways to Mitigate Election Security Risks

Understand the top five areas where government officials can focus limited resources to address risks to elections infrastructure and activities