The months leading up to Election Day exposed major vulnerabilities we face in today’s increasingly digital world. It’s now more clear than ever that America’s dependence on technology and web-based communication has forever changed the way government functions at every level.
But it’s not only our country’s highly sensitive — and sometimes top-secret — data and intellectual property that government officials need to keep secure; America’s access to drinking water, electricity, transportation networks and countless other types of critical infrastructure are significantly at risk from cyberattacks.
