No chance a foreign adversary can change US election results
Cybersecurity head says no chance a foreign actor can change election results
Nearly a month out from Election Day, the head of the nation’s cybersecurity agency is forcefully reassuring Americans who have been swept into the whirlwind of election disinformation and distrust that they will be able to feel confident in the outcome.
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The head of the US Cybersecurity Agency, Jen Easterly, affirmed that foreign adversaries like Russia and Iran cannot alter the outcome of the upcoming presidential election. Despite efforts to ...
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Security for America’s election systems has become so robust that Russia, Iran or any other foreign adversary will not be ...
Jen Easterly, Director of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency says there's no chance a foreign adversary can ...
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