Outside investigation faults Griswold in Colorado election breach
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold and her office violated state security protocols that allowed the disclosure of election equipment passwords, an outside investigation released Monday finds.
Investigation found Colorado election equipment passwords were posted accidentally, but safeguards also lacking
The report comes from a law firm hired by the Secretary of State’s office to find out how the passwords for tabulation equipment ended up online.
Investigation finds Colorado election passwords were posted ‘unintentionally’
A third-party law firm hired to investigate the Colorado secretary of state’s election system password breach found that passwords were posted online unintentionally, though two policies related to training and review of publicly posted documents were violated,
Colorado election passwords leak ‘inadvertent,’ but review finds officials violated state policy
The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office violated two state information security policies that contributed to the accidental release of some voting system passwords before this year’s election, accord
Colorado’s election equipment password breach explained
What we know about the investigations into Colorado's Secretary of State's office following the voting machine passwords fiasco and what happens next.
Colorado lawmakers vote against audit of secretary of state over election systems password leak
State lawmakers will not pursue research into the Colorado secretary of state’s office over an election systems password leak discovered earlier this year. The Legislative Audit Committee voted 4-4 on an audit request into the state Elections Division.
Investigator finds Colorado voter system passwords were not intentionally posted online
DENVER (AP) — A “series of inadvertent and unforeseen events” resulted in Colorado voting system passwords being posted on the Secretary of State’s website, an outside investigator said.
Outside review calls Colorado election passwords leak 'inadvertent' but finds officials violated policy
The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office violated two state information security policies that contributed to the accidental release of some voting system passwords before this year’s election, according to a third-party investigation released Monday morning.
Colorado voting system password leak investigation findings released
An independent review into how voting machine passwords were posted on the Colorado secretary of state's website is over.
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Audit of Colorado Secretary of State's password breach rejected by Legislative Audit Committee Democrats
Democrats reject audit request for Secretary of State's Office over security breach. Republicans push for independent review.
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Investigation Finds Jena Griswold and Her Office Violated State Security Protocols, Resulting in Password Leak
A separate investigation by the Denver District Attorney's Office is still underway.
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Investigation launched into Colorado voting systems security breach
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Republicans on Election Boards in 7 Colorado Counties Refuse To Certify Election Results
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