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Celebrating 10 Years of The Turnout
Jared Marcotte reflects on the 10 years The Turnout has been in business, the work over the last year, and his vision for the coming year.
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Security Testing on Repeat: Stay Sharp, Not Stressed
John Dziurlaj explains that the RABET-V program deeply values the insight and intuition that our assessors bring, but that DAST and SAST testing can amplify their capabilities. Additionally, these automated tools are available to technology providers between tests so they can continuously and proactively improve their products before the next RABET-V assessment.
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Incorporating RABET-V into Government Procurement Policies
Research Lead Grace Gordon explains how the RABET-V program can be utilized to enhance the procurement process and aid agencies in understanding the security of the technology within their organizations.
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How AI impacts RABET-V™ verification
How does emerging technology affect a technology verification program? Jared Marcotte, President of The Turnout, outlines how RABET-V™ is adapting to the rise of AI.
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Bills of Materials: What’s Really in Your Systems?
What are Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs)? Why are they important in security testing? How are they used in the RABET-V program? John Dziurlaj answers these questions in this post.
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Enhanced Voting Achieves Major Milestone through RABET-V Program from Center for Internet Security and The Turnout
The RABET-V program, in collaboration with Enhanced Voting, is pleased to announce that Enhanced Ballot, Enhanced Voting’s electronic ballot delivery solution, has received verified status under the program.
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NIST publishes Implementation Guidance for Common Data Formats
NIST published a guidebook developed by The Turnout to help technology providers implement the Common Data Formats (CDFs). It contains materials on how CDFs are constructed, cross-referencing data inside and outside CDF instances, handling of geopolitical geography, and low-level processing.
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Article roundup: The Turnout's ongoing work
A roundup of articles on the RABET-V program, the STEM for Elections Network, our work researching state election official associations, and how process modeling can preserve business knowledge and improve transparency for voters.
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Process Modeling for Continuity and Transparency
John Dziurlaj explains how election officials can maintain resiliency, improve training, and foster trust in their communities with process modeling.
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Supporting and Strengthening State Associations for Election Officials
The Election Center commissioned Consilium Colorado, a consultancy focused on public and non-profit management consultation, and The Turnout to conduct an in-depth landscape analysis of state election official associations. This article covers some of our initial findings.