In this course, you'll learn what every citizen should know about the security risks--and future potential — of electronic voting and Internet voting. We'll take a look at the past, present, and future of election technologies and explore the various spaces intersected by voting, including computer security, human factors, public policy, and more.

Securing Digital Democracy

Securing Digital Democracy

Instructor: J. Alex Halderman
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What you'll learn
Understand the security risks of electronic and internet voting.
Gain knowledge of the past, present, and future of election technologies.
Skills you'll gain
- Security Controls
- Vulnerability
- Safety and Security
- Cybersecurity
- Public Policies
- Cyber Security Policies
- Information Systems Security
- Threat Modeling
- Policy Analysis
- Human Factors (Security)
- Software Testing
- Public Safety and National Security
- Political Sciences
- Security Awareness
- Human Factors
- Data Integrity
- Usability
- Computer Security
- Network Security
- Authentications
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Reviewed on Mar 29, 2018
This is an excellent, very interesting non-technical course. A very productive way to spend some relaxing evenings.
Reviewed on Mar 5, 2016
Great course on a real battlefield in Systems Security. A well designed academic "mind opener".
Reviewed on Mar 27, 2017
A great course Prof. Halderman explains the concept of Digital Democracy from the past to the current events in our society.
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