After noticing unusual activity, Ohio authorities said more than $10 million was stolen from a pandemic-era unemployment program.

Amid a continued focus on insider threats, Kim Wyman, CISA's election security senior adviser said the agency has to work with whoever voters elect.

Belinda Knisely, deputy to Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, admitted to her role in a breach that's highlighted insider threats against elections.

A former employee of Cleveland Public Power admitted to lying to the FBI about installing physical keyloggers on two restricted computers.

On the Priorities podcast, Secretaries of State from Colorado and Ohio say insider threats are a growing concern ahead of the 2022 elections.

Recent breaches of election equipment represent insider threats "in ways we haven’t seen before," said CISA's top election-security official.