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TAG Publishes New Security Quarterly – “The Vote Is Secure. Are Elections?”

Last updated: September 29, 2026 1:14 am
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TAG Infosphere’s Q3 Security Quarterly Available for Free Download

 

 

New York City, September 9, 2026 — Tag Infosphere has released its new quarterly focusing on election security. As the November midterm elections approach, election security continues to receive attention across the legal, policy and cybersecurity communities. TAG Infosphere’s latest Security Quarterly, ‘The Vote Is Secure. Are Elections?’, examines the technological, institutional and legal issues surrounding the election process without taking a position in partisan political debates.” The controversies raise questions about the security of the process. The latest issue of TAG Infosphere’s Security Quarterly—“The Vote Is Secure. Are Elections?”—explores many of the issues, and the system’s vulnerabilities, without taking sides in the partisan debates. And it even predicts a change that would transform the way we vote.

Articles in the Quarterly examine potential vulnerabilities before and after ballots are cast, cybersecurity and foreign-interference risks, and how U.S. electoral integrity compares with other Western democracies.

Edward Amoroso, TAG’s Founder and CEO, wrote a particularly provocative piece predicting that by 2040, nearly all of us will be voting with our phones. This will have many advantages, he argued. “The paper ballot has served America well,” he said. “But technology, demographics, and public expectations are all moving in the same direction. The future of voting is almost certainly digital, decentralized, AI-assisted, and mobile.” And it would almost certainly boost voter participation, he added.

The Quarterly also includes an extended interview with NYU law professor and election law expert Richard Pildes examining legal and institutional risks surrounding U.S. elections and issues that could arise during the 2026 midterm election process.

 

The TAG Security Quarterly “The Vote Is Secure. Are Elections?” can be downloaded for free here.

About TAG:

TAG utilizes an AI-powered SaaS platform to deliver cutting-edge insights on cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. The company’s unique approach combines technology and expertise to empower organizations with the knowledge needed to navigate these complex landscapes. We provide on-demand recommendations to commercial solution providers and Fortune 500 enterprises.

tag-infosphere.com

For media inquiries,

Lester Goodman,

Director of Content,

TAG Infosphere

lgoodman@tag-cyber.com;

914-588-1369

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