Jen Easterly, the head of the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), reassured Americans that the upcoming election will be secure despite foreign adversaries' attempts to influence voters.

Cybersecurity head says no chance foreign country could change election results in November - Head of US cybersecurity agency says nation’s election systems are extremely secure

The head of the U.S. government's cybersecurity agency says security for the nation’s election systems has become so robust that Russia, Iran or any other foreign adversary won't be able to alter the outcome of this year’s presidential race.

The director of cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency said foreign adversaries will not be able to alter the outcome of the election.

The comments stand in contrast to the doubts millions of Americans, especially Republicans, have held since the 2020 election.

US cybersecurity chief tells the AP there's no chance a foreign adversary can alter outcome of the presidential election

Nearly a month out from Election Day, the head of the nation’s cybersecurity agency is forcefully reassuring Americans who have been swept into the chaotic churn of election disinformation and distrust that they will be able to feel confident in the outcome.