Whew, Movement on Election Security in Congress
Late last week came a break in the logjam that has been the status of
Election Security
How disinformation could sway the 2020 election
In 2016, Russian operatives used Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to sow division among American voters
Lessons in Taking Cybersecurity Concerns Seriously
Calling Off Iowa’s “Digital Caucuses” Is a Wise Display of Caution Caution and restraint are
Fighting For Democracy in a Techno-Authoritarian State
Since this spring, Hong Kong’s residents have been demonstrating against a new law allowing extradition
“Virtual Iowa Caucuses” For 2020 Demands Cybersecurity Can’t Wait Until 2020
This article was originally published on Just Security. The past week featured stark reminders of the
Congress and Campaigns Need All the Security Help They Can Get
As Zack Whittaker reported, a new Federal Election Commission ruling will allow a private company
Why Congress Must Protect Black And Latino Americans From Russian Operatives’ Social Media Experiment In 2020
This piece was originally published on Blavity. It’s a common sentiment among communities of color that U.S.
Can American Political Candidates Help Stop the Flood of Disinformation with a Pledge?
In the absence of better laws or solutions from tech platforms, it may be worth
The Vulnerable Cyborg
When I still was a student in social studies of science and technology, I loved
The System is Blinking: Election Security Remains a Priority for Mid-Terms and Beyond
Over the course of the summer, Congress had an opportunity to provide state-level funding for