$230.00
Malene N. Overgaard (Editor)
Series: American Political, Economic, and Security Issues
BISAC: POL008000
In 2016, Russia meddled in the Presidential election through a series of cyber attacks and information warfare of state and local election jurisdictions. Their goals were to undermine the credibility of the outcome and sow discord and chaos among the American people. Foreign interference in democracy cannot be tolerated. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) designated the election infrastructure used in federal elections as a component of U.S. critical infrastructure. Chapters 1 and 2 report on efforts to enhance election technology and bolster cyber readiness. Chapter 3 focuses on Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller’s investigation of what Russia did to democracy in 2016, and what Russia is still trying to do to democracy today. Chapter 4 focuses on right of Congress to see the full Special Counsel report.
(Imprint: SNOVA)
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. DHS’S Progress in Securing Election Systems and Other Critical Infrastructure
Chapter 2. The Designation of Election Systems as Critical Infrastructure
Brian E. Humphreys
Chapter 3. Lessons from the Mueller Report, Part II: Bipartisan Perspectives
Chapter 4. The Special Counsel’s Report: Can Congress Get It?
Michael A. Foster and Todd Garvey
Index
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