In today's episode, listen to Adam Clayton Powell, III, Executive Director of the Election Cybersecurity Initiative, talk with Marie Harf, USC Election Security Analyst, as they discuss how social media platforms are changing their tactics to fight disinformation.
Guest: Marie Harf, USC Election Security Analyst
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In order to uphold Democracy, we must protect its fundamental cornerstone: free and fair elections. This is the driving goal of the fully nonpartisan USC Election Cybersecurity Initiative. Today, misinformation, disinformation, and cyber attacks are rampant, aiming to weaken campaigns and elections on local, statewide, and national levels. We host cybersecurity workshops in all fifty states to bolster defense. Tune in to our podcast to hear major takeaways from professionals in the fields of cybersecurity, elections, campaigns, and public relations.