This was an informative, concise, and very interesting read. The author knows what he's talking about when it comes to cyber-security and even though this book is about election security, it does not come off as overly political, but rather points out how our election systems our at risk. It details the struggles of bureaucracy and the resistance to change as groups are basically yelling at governmental organizations to take just basic precautions in order to fix vulnerabilities in voting machines and they seem to blow it off.

Overall, this is a great book to read about our election system and cyber-security. It does not go too in depth, so the average reader will not get lost in the technical details, as well the author does a good job of not getting very political as to alienate readers.