A cybersecurity firm found lackluster protections for the emails of thousands of election officials across the U.S.
) — although one of them, the DHS bill, is so controversial it might derail the whole shebang, what with constant border fights and disputes over the Trump administration deploying federal officers to protests. There’s what the bill texts and summaries say, though, and what’s in the committee reports — the accompanying documents in which lawmakers explain their spending plans and add plenty of thoughts besides. Here are some cyber nuggets from most of them.
like implementing risk-limiting audits, cyber upgrades to election-related computer systems, cyber training “and other priority activities and investments identified by the EAC, in consultation with DHS, to improve election security.”The division-by-division summary said the bill would provide nearly $12 million to create a Joint Cyber Center for National Cyber Defense, but doesn’t say much about what it would do.
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