Page 93 - Infrastructure Security News Today

As ballot counting continues in states across the country and potential election fraud is being flagged and litigated, we are thankfully not hearing about another form of election meddling; namely, 

DENVER (AP) — On the last day of voting in Colorado’s June primary, a poll worker sent to wipe down a voting machine found a concerning error message on its screen: “USB device change detected.” The machine, used to mark ballots electronically, was taken out of use and an investigation launched.

Two security experts said this Apple episode showed we need more clarity about patches requiring imminent attention.

Instead of perpetuating burdensome regulations, CFATS should be reformed to take a truly risk-based approach to chemical security.

With a month left in the fiscal year, program is 146 new hires short of its 150-person goal.

So far about four hires have been made under the Cybersecurity Talent Management System, with the agency hoping to make offers to 150 new cyber speciali...

DENVER -- On the last day of voting in Colorados June primary, a poll worker sent to wipe down a voting machine found a concerning error message on its screen: "USB device change detected."

The incident heightened concerns among election officials and security experts that conspiracy theories related to the 2020 presidential election could inspire some voters to meddle with \u2014 or even attempt to sabotage \u2014 election equipment.

On the last day of voting in Colorados June primary, a poll worker sent to wipe down a voting machine found a concerning error message on its screen: "USB device change detected."

An apparent attempt by a voter in Colorado to tamper with a voting machine during the states primary this summer has heightened concerns among election officials and security experts