WaPo: U.S. Employs 'Information Warfare' To Prevent Election Meddling

The video discusses US efforts to prevent Russian interference in the 2020 presidential election, as reported by the Washington Post. US Cyber Command is considering strategies targeting Russian individuals, excluding Putin, to deter interference. These strategies build on efforts from the 2018 midterms, where tactics included confusing Russian trolls and blocking their Internet access. The context of these actions is rooted in the history of Russian interference in the 2016 election.

What is the primary goal of the US Cyber Command's strategies against Russia?

• To enhance cybersecurity for private companies

• To target President Vladimir Putin directly

• To prevent Russian interference in the 2020 election

• To improve diplomatic relations with Russia

Which of the following is NOT a tactic considered by the US Cyber Command?

• Increasing trade sanctions

• Excluding President Vladimir Putin

• Using sensitive personal data

• Targeting top Russian individuals

How did the US Cyber Command plan to show that interference would have consequences?

• By imposing travel bans

• By increasing diplomatic efforts

• By using sensitive personal data of targets

• By launching military operations

What was one method used by the US in the 2018 midterm elections to counter Russian trolls?

• Increasing military presence

• Sending confusing messages

• Providing financial aid to allies

• Negotiating with Russian officials

What was a significant concern during the 2016 presidential election?

• Economic downturn

• Healthcare reform

• Russian election interference

• Natural disasters