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BumRushDaShow

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2. That unit is looking directly for breaches in systems

Reply to BowlerBob (Reply #1)

Mon Nov 4, 2024, 06:09 PM

Nov 4

and they will probably be on the lookout for phising scams, etc.

There is usually a lot of "non-public" communications that go on between the federal/state/county/municipal elections and IT officials to keep everyone up to date.

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That unit is looking directly for breaches in systems BumRushDaShow Nov 4 #2

It's CISA's job to know. ancianita Nov 4 #3