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Georgetown Law’s Institute for Technology Law and Policy hosted a series of panel discussions on election integrity. During this portion, panelists discussed various ways voting machines cou…

Voting system vendors, local election officials and computer science professors testified on 2020 election security before the House Administration Committee. Among the witnesses were Electi…

The Council on Foreign Relations hosted a symposium on cybersecurity threats to democracies, including voting infrastructure security and foreign attempts to shape public debate through disi…

Two House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittees examined the cybersecurity of U.S. voting machines and what the federal government and states can do to prepare for the 2018 midterm e…

Panelists debated limitations of cyber hacking powers by the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. Recent rule changes to the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure allow federal agents to se…

Technology and law enforcement officials testified at a hearing on the use of encryption technology. Witness Amy Hess argued that without access to encrypted data on smartphones and other de…

Officials with the FBI and Justice Department outlined some of their cybersecurity concerns, including the impact of encryption on evidence collection. While they say they believe in strong …

Law enforcement officials, legal experts and industry representatives testified about a computer program called ‘Carnivore’ that would allow the FBI to intercept and collect electronic commu…