(Des Moines) The Cybersecurity Agency has stated that the election system is more secure than ever. However, it’s facing increasingly complex threats. Director Jen Easterly assured voters their ballots would be counted accurately, emphasizing that most voting machines were not internet-connected. The agency highlighted ongoing cyberattacks and misinformation campaigns from foreign adversaries but reassured that these would not disrupt election results. Additionally, Iowa officials reiterated the security measures for the upcoming election, including photo ID requirements and post-election audits.
Cybersecurity Agency Addresses Election Threats Ahead of 2024
Oct 25, 2024 | 6:44 AM
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