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2016 National Electoral Institute of Mexico [22] 1. Data Encryption and Privacy
Preservation:
Implement advanced encryption
techniques to secure sensitive
voter registration information
both during transmission and
while at rest. Encryption can
render the compromised data
unreadable and unusable for
unauthorized individuals.
2. Access Control and Identity
Management:
Strengthen access controls to
limit user access to necessary
data and services related to
voter registration.
Implement multi-factor
authentication (MFA) to add an
extra layer of security to user
accounts and prevent
unauthorized access.
3. Proactive Security Audits and
Vulnerability Assessment:
Conduct regular security audits
and vulnerability assessments to
identify and address weaknesses
in the National Electoral
Institute's systems and
databases. Proactively
addressing vulnerabilities can
prevent data breaches.
4. Timely Patch Management:
Keep software and databases
up-to-date with the latest
security patches to prevent the
exploitation of known
vulnerabilities by malicious
actors.
5. Real-time Security Monitoring and
Incident Response:
Employ robust monitoring tools
and intrusion detection systems
to detect abnormal activities
early, including unauthorized
access or data leaks.
Develop a comprehensive
incident response plan outlining
communication protocol,
containment strategies, and
recovery techniques to address
breaches promptly.
6. Employee Education and Training:
Continuously educate and train
employees in security awareness
to prevent human-related
security incidents. This includes
educating staff about data
protection best practices and
the importance of safeguarding
sensitive voter information.
7. Vendor Assessment and Compliance:
Rigorously assess third-party
vendors and their compliance
with security standards when
they have access to sensitive
voter registration data. Ensure
they meet strict security
requirements.