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Attacks against elections are inevitable – Estonia shows what can be done

  • Written by Liisa Past, Next Generation Leader, McCain Institute for International Leadership, Arizona State University
Attacks against elections are inevitable – Estonia shows what can be doneThe March 3, 2019, elections in Estonia were well-defended against anti-democracy influences.AP Photo/Raul Mee

Kremlin-backed attackers are working to influence the upcomingEuropean Parliament elections, according to cybersecurity firm FireEye. A hacking campaign has targeted governments and political organizations as well as think tanks and...

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