Experts: Cyberattack And Disinformation Threats Loom For 2020 Election

The video discusses the inadequacy of government efforts to protect against foreign interference, highlighting threats from Russia, China, and Iran, including cyberattacks and disinformation. Matt Blaze emphasizes the vulnerability of election infrastructure, noting the lack of serious attacks rather than system robustness. Richard Stengel points out the rise of foreign disinformation in the US, stressing the need for improved media literacy. A poll indicates that many Americans struggle to evaluate information accuracy. A report analyzes Russian media's coverage of Democratic candidates, showing favorable coverage of Tulsi Gabbard and less favorable of Joe Biden.

What are the main threats posed by foreign countries according to the text?

What does Matt Blaze suggest is needed for state and local jurisdictions?

According to Richard Stengel, what is the primary issue regarding information in the US?

What percentage of Americans find it difficult to evaluate the truth of the information they receive?

Which presidential candidate was covered most favorably by Russian-backed media?