The widespread embrace of conspiracy and disinformation amounts to a "mass radicalization" of Americans, and increases the risk of right-wing violence, veteran security officials and terrorism researchers warn.

The defeated president tried to sow doubts about Georgia and other swing states that laboriously upgraded their voting systems, while safe red states keep using antiquated equipment.

ATLANTA — The pressure on Georgia's top elections official began almost immediately after Joe Biden pulled ahead of President Trump in the battle for the state's electoral college votes, fulfilling Democrats' years-long quest to turn the Deep South state blue.

SALEM — Oregon’s elections director was abruptly fired in a text message by the secretary of state after he pointed out serious issues with the state’s aging and vulnerable technology for running elections.

President-elect Joe Biden is expected to dramatically shift how the government handles cybersecurity threats when he takes office in January.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Postal inspectors and law enforcement agencies are investigating reports of vandalism and burglary at seven post offices in Middle Tennessee.

Here is a Q&A that answers questions about spoofing the voter. The answers come from Chris Krebbs, CISA director.

Mis- and Disinformation can undermine public confidence in the electoral process, as well as in our democracy.

Government officials have spent the year touting Tuesday's election as potentially the "most secure" in the nation's history. Fewer voters are set to use the riskiest machines — electronic systems that leave no paper record — as compared to four years ago, and there is a whole-of-government approach to election security that never existed before.

Michigan election officials are working hard to prevent a cyber attack ahead of Tuesday’s election.

The concern over potential cyber attacks on our election system has been building for years. Hackers and disinformation campaigns have gotten more and more sophisticated, and technology is more advanced than ever.

With less than a day until the Nov. 3 election, about 78 percent of the mail-in and mail ballots have been returned statewide.