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

Secretaries of state asked CISA how their offices will get to participate in a new cyber grant program that's still under development.

Julie Chavez Rodriguez, the White House director of intergovernmental affairs, said the administration wants to help states improve their cyber defenses.

Speaking to the National Association of Secretaries of State, Acting CISA Director Brandon Wales also addressed the agency's work to combat misinformation.

Commentary: The two chairs of the NASS cybersecurity committee explain how the pandemic has shaped their preparations ahead of the 2020 presidential election.

Secretaries of state have made great strides, a senior DHS official said, but some officials at the county level still need to work on basic cyber hygiene.

States' top election chiefs called off their summer meeting in Reno, Nevada, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

A new guidebook offers local election officials step-by-step drills of what to do and who to call in the event of an actual cyberattack.

Kyle Ardoin told his fellow secretaries of state that the vendors many local governments use for IT services don't offer security strong enough for elections.

The secretaries of state from three states told a Senate committee they're making progress in securing elections, slowly.