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Newsletter: Issue 4
In this edition of the Election Security Exchange newsletter: a series of doxxing and swatting incidents targeting Indiana lawmakers that underscore the growing personal security ... Read more
Beyond the Template: When Incident Response Meets Reality
We’ve all heard it: “It’s not if an incident happens, but when.” Join the Election Security Exchange on Thursday, Feb. 26, at 3 p.m. ET ... Read more
Looking at the Election Security Landscape in 2026
On a day-to-day basis election officials are encountering persistent physical threats, growing pressure around access to election systems, and the strain placed on small teams ... Read more
Newsletter: Issue 3
In this edition of the Election Security Exchange newsletter: a suspicious white powder mailing that highlights the ongoing physical threats facing election offices, two practical ... Read more
Newsletter: Issue 2
In this edition of the Election Security Exchange newsletter: an AI-orchestrated cyberattack that signals faster, automated threats to election offices, a hands-on Election Security Planner ... Read more
Newsletter: Issue 1
In this edition of the Election Security Exchange newsletter: FBI-reported swatting threats to election officials, Resource Library highlights, and a Planning Desk tip to build ... Read more
Launching the Election Security Exchange
Election administrators have been living through unprecedented security expectations for more than a decade, with threats ranging from ransomware and phishing to physical security and ... Read more
Securing Elections in 2026: Collaboration, Clarity and Concrete Steps
Election administrators have been living through a new era of security expectations for more than a decade. Cyber threats and physical security risks – ranging ... Read more
Secure elections require proactive planning and decisive response. This nonpartisan resource library focuses on election security, including the physical, operational, and cyber dimensions of election administration. Each tool reflects industry best practices and can be customized for use by any election office. Consult your state or county attorney to see if you can use them.