• A Scalable, Automated Future for Assessments

    John Dziurlaj, Senior Solutions Architect for The Turnout, talks about the Open Security Controls Assessment Language (OSCAL) for describing and exchanging assessment documents and how it will be incorporated into RABET-V. It supports the full assessment lifecycle from the development of controls through the processing of assessment results. OSCAL transforms product documentation from an administrative burden to where results are produced in hours instead of weeks.

  • Patch now, trust AI later

    While Project Glasswing raises significant security concerns, election technology providers should remain wary of AI and focus on the fundamentals. The RABET-V program can help.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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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