NSA Cybersecurity Plan Released Weeks Before Midterms Faces Criticism

Weeks before the mid-term elections, the NSA released a cybersecurity plan criticized by election officials as inadequate and late. States have relied on private services due to lack of federal support. The Trump administration delayed the plan, promised by mid-August but issued in late September, while cutting funding and staff from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), weakening election security efforts.

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