Chris Krebs

A successful ransomware attack at a critical point before an election could limit access to information and has the potential to undermine public confidence in the election itself. That is why we are working alongside election officials and their private sector partners to help protect their databases and respond to possible ransomware attacks.

There have been successful leaders that embrace cybersecurity but also the community and engagement, and they tend to not just survive in this environment, but thrive, we want to help executives become those leaders. There’s a process that we want to help organizations build.

We have a President-Elect in Joe Biden and we have to move forward, we have to get past this. The damage that's been done to the American confidence in the election -- I hope we're not at a point of no return, but we're going to have a lot of work to restore confidence.

It's perfectly clear to me and I think most Americans.

All votes in the Unites States of America are counted in the United States of America. Period.

There’s no evidence that any machine that I’m aware of has been manipulated by a foreign power.

Our federal partners will remain up and running in an enhanced posture, because we understand that it's a ripe opportunity for foreign adversaries to inject mis - or dis - or mal-information into the news cycles and try to undermine confidence.