In the Cyber Election Security course, I explored the evolving threats to elections, which are fundamental to democracy but increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks. By integrating perspectives from cybersecurity, law, public policy, politics, and international affairs, I gained a comprehensive understanding of election security challenges and strategies to mitigate them. The course covered hacking campaigns, voter data vulnerabilities, election equipment security flaws, and manipulation through disinformation. I also examined legal and policy perspectives, the role of election systems as critical infrastructure, and methods for building public trust through secure practices. Additionally, I learned about phishing and ransomware threats targeting elections, along with key voting system security measures to defend against cyber threats and ensure election integrity.