Finally a line on election security? Maybe this is the beginning of cleaning this up

The blog and its various itterations have talked about election security. We know that 2016 was mettled with, and this year has the potential of the same thing. With the corona virus, its going to get interesting

The article I read last night talks about one company who is updating their policies to allow the good guys to find and report issues which the company will fix, and I think it is a long time in the making.

“Hackers are going to hack, researchers are going to research, whether or not there’s a policy in place,” Chris Wlaschin, ES&S’s vice president of systems
security, told CyberScoop. “We think it’s important to have that safe harbor language out there to set expectations.”

I can’t agree more. The article has other links and things, and its only going to get more interesting from here. Top voting vendor ES&S publishes vulnerability disclosure policy is the article, and lets see if more vendors get on board!