States are picking sides as competing election integrity efforts move ahead
Both the Electronic Registration Information Center and the Alabama Voter Integrity Database are gaining new members. But some experts say there's no comparison.
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Federal cuts to information-sharing groups may damage nation’s security posture, warn officials
Current and former government officials said they are concerned that recent funding cuts by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency may represent opportunities for the nation's adversaries.
CISA election security lead Kim Wyman to leave agency
Wyman, who previously served as Washington state's top election official, will step down as CISA's top election security adviser.
CISA election security leader says agency will work with ‘whoever is elected’
Amid a continued focus on insider threats, Kim Wyman, CISA's election security senior adviser said the agency has to work with whoever voters elect.
Ongoing threats against election administration fuel ‘anxiety and dread,’ officials tell Senate
A hearing on threats against election workers, egged on by falsehoods about the 2020 presidential contest, turned emotional at times.
Insider threats a growing concern for election security efforts
Recent breaches of election equipment represent insider threats "in ways we haven’t seen before," said CISA's top election-security official.
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Wash. state bill would allow digital testimony at hearings
Washington state lawmakers are considering a bill that would give citizens the ability to testify at legislative hearings by uploading a video to a server.