Terms starting with “E”

A program used to generate cryptographic keys for use in digital signatures in the Hart InterCivic eSlate system.

SCANNER. EMPB-CAPABLE OPTICAL

criminal activity that involves the use of computers or networks such as the internet

RECORD. ELECTRONIC CAST VOTE

Election Day

A "computer generated listing of the names and ballot position numbers for each candidate and proposition as they appear in the program for each precinct." 10 Ill. Comp. Stat. §5/2...

An interface of a which permits a voter to modify and/or correct a ballot VOTING DEVICE before it is cast. See also BALLOT. CORRECTION OF

MANAGER. ELECTION DATA

endpoint detection and response

Education integrates all of the security skills and competencies of the various functional specialties into a common body of knowledge . . . and strives to produce IT security spec...

In the NICE Framework, cybersecurity work where a person: Conducts training of personnel within pertinent subject domain; develop, plan, coordinate, deliver, and/or evaluate traini...

EXCHANGE. ELECTION DATA

ELECTRICALLY ERASABLE PROGRAMMABLE READ-ONLY MEMORY

Time span during which each COMSEC key edition (i.e., multiple key segments) remains in effect. Source: CNSSI No. 4006 (adapted)

ENCRYPTION FILE SYSTEM.

Filtering of outgoing network traffic. (SP 800-41) (NISTIR)

Enterprise Human Resources Integration

Election Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Center

"65 years of age or older." 42 U.S.C. §1973ee-6. Some states provide for special facilities for elderly voters, such as places to rest and a stylus with a large, easily graspable h...

The act of choosing a person to hold public office through a public election.

Candidates who received the highest or requisite number of votes in an election for public office.

An office that is filled primarily or exclusively via election.

Individuals who have been elected to hold public office or candidates appointed in lieu of being elected to a public office.

Elected positions have set terms of usually two, four, or six years. If there is a vacancy in the middle of a term, a candidate will be elected and only hold office until the end o...