Risk management and elections: the Estonian experience

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Risk management and elections: the Estonian experience Priit Vinkel – Head of State Electoral Office of Estonia

(by post or in embassies) Voting Period Voting abroad (by post or in embassies)

Estonian Elections and IT Internet Voting Infosystem Election Management Infosystem (from 2021 electronic voters’ rolls) Election Webpage Auxilliary Systems (Population Register, ID card infrastructure etc) Party Webpages, e-mails etc

Risk Management Categories Technical Political Managerial Communicational

Recommendations Plan ahead, threat management is necessary The key is cooperation between all actors (incl local CERT and others) Verification, publication, transparency Election security in NOT just the duty of the EMB but of the government in general Politically motivated (Hybrid) threats are real and should be addressed (PR!) Never underestimate a motivated actor (both internal and international)

In conclusion Technology must not mistrusted! Technology and the risk of using it must be understood Risks are not linear Election security is an issue of that concerns the state/government/public sector not only EMB

Thank you!