US cybersecurity chief reassures voters the election will be secure
2024 Presidential Election,Cybersecurity,Defense And Security,Voting Rights And Voter Fraud
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The head of a top federal agency for election security is insisting the upcoming presidential election in the United States will be secure and not affected by any foreign interference. She made those statements in a lengthy interview with The Associated Press (AP).
Jen Easterly, the director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, told the AP, there is no way American adversaries, such as Russia or Iran, will be able to alter the results.
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