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EAC training outlines five-step physical security review for election offices
Summary
The EAC training lists five steps—assess risks; inspect physical security and access controls; evaluate procedures; verify chain of custody; and maintain impartial oversight—to guide offices through a security review.
The presenter walked through a five-step process election offices can use to review physical security: assess risks; inspect physical security and access controls; evaluate procedures and compliance; verify chain of custody; and maintain impartiality and oversight. "There are typically 5 steps involved with a security review," the presenter said.
The training framed each step with actionable checks — from listing facilities and critical systems to documenting procedures and ensuring independent oversight — and recommended offices follow the steps in order when practical.
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