DHS memo: 'Significant' security risks presented by online voting

Critical Infrastructure Protection

Posted on: Tuesday, May 12, 2020
DHS memo: 'Significant' security risks presented by online voting
CyberScoop.com, by: Sean Lyngaas, May 11, 2020

The Department of Homeland Security has told election officials and voting vendors that internet-connected voting is risky to the point that ballots returned online “could be manipulated at scale” by a malicious attacker.

Read the Full Story

Critical Infrastructure Protection:

5/12/20

DHS memo: 'Significant' security risks presented by online voting

5/4/20

New Executive Order Aims to Protect U.S. Power Grid From Backdoored Equipment

4/29/20

Utility Commissioners Briefed on Pillars to Boost Critical Infrastructure Security

4/23/20

Spencer Dam Failure Investigation Report

4/14/20

Emerging technologies are now critical infrastructure – what that means for governance

4/9/20

TC Energy proceeds with Keystone XL

1/28/20

Lessons learned from 2016, but US faces new election threats

1/21/20

US elections remain vulnerable to attacks, despite security improvements

1/14/20

CISA Confronts 2020’s Top Critical Infrastructure Threats

1/6/20

How Iran's Hackers Might Strike Back After Soleimani's Assassination

12/10/19

How a nuclear plant got hacked

11/22/19

The energy industry practices for a ‘black swan’ cyberattack that could take down the grid

11/11/19

Hybrid Threats, Terrorism, and Resilience Planning - ICCT

10/17/19

Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience - Today and Tomorrow

10/4/19

Hackers Attempted DDoS Attack Against Utility: Report

8/5/19

Industrial control system cyber security risk high, report warns

7/23/19

Microsoft will give away software to guard U.S. voting machines

7/4/19

4 steps to critical infrastructure protection readiness

11/13/18

Secretary Kirstjen M. Nielsen Statement on National Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month

6/6/18

Deadly attacks feared as hackers target industrial sites

Next >>

The Omaha TEWG is an information sharing initiative owned and operated by the Omaha TEWG.
Should you have any questions call: 1-888-789-2616