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Election Security Services

CISA's services are available at no cost to state and local government officials and private sector election infrastructure partners. All services are available upon request and are strictly voluntary; CISA only provides services when requested.

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2026 Election Infrastructure Security Plan

Our 2026 Election Infrastructure Security Plan provides information about available no-cost, voluntary services for securing our election infrastructure. Learn how CISA helps election partners strengthen resilience and protect public confidence in the voting process.

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CISA sponsors the .gov top-level domain and makes it available solely to U.S.-based government organizations and publicly controlled entities. For those that qualify for a .gov domain, it’s available without a fee.

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Security Assessment at First Entry

The Security Assessment at First Entry (SAFE), is a stand-alone assessment, featuring standard language, high level vulnerabilities, and options for consideration. It is designed to assess current security posture and produce a report in under two hours.
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Once an incident is detected, the response should be swift and comprehensive. CISA offers resources and information to help entities effectively respond to a broad range of incidents.

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CISA Cybersecurity Resources for State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial

CISA offers the following cybersecurity services to support the security and resilience of state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) partners.

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