TechTarget: 3 common election security vulnerabilities pros should know
On October 1, NetSPI Managing Director Nabil Hannan was featured in TechTarget:
During the Black Hat 2020 virtual conference, keynote speaker Matt Blaze analyzed the security weaknesses in our current voting process and urged the infosec community – namely pentesters – and election commissions to work together. His point: Testers can play an invaluable role in securing the voting process as their methodology of exploring and identifying every possible option for exploitation and simulating crisis scenarios is the perfect complement to shore up possible vulnerabilities and security gaps.
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