Fortalice withheld its report detailing vulnerabilities in Dominion’s Georgia voting system from the AG
Theresa Payton of Fortalice Solutions, UK
https://www.fortalicesolutions.com/
Georgia paid Fortalice, a cyber security company, to check vulnerabilities in its Dominion Voting Systems.
Merritt Beaver, who testified today for the Georgia Attorney General, said neither he nor the AG saw it.
Why?
Because they never asked for it.
Where is it?
Who has it?
Fortalice CEO Theresa Payton.
And John Poulos, CEO of Dominion Voting Systems.
Neither Judge Amy Totenberg nor attorneys for the plaintiffs suing the Georgia AG asked for the report.
Merritt was in charge of Georgia’s elections for the last ten years.
He just quit.
According to court reporter Shannon Welch, today’s transcript costs $411.75.
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Details of the Dominion trial from last week are in these stories:
104,000 votes were stuffed into a rogue Dominion server to elect the wrong Senator from Georgia
GA’s voting system breaches since 2006 are on trial tomorrow in Atlanta
Tomorrow is another day in this three-week trial.
The Judge said she wanted to end it on Thursday.
According to CBS, Theresa Payton is an actress, not a cyber security expert.
CBS dropped the reality show they promoted her in.
It was called “Hunted”.
Merritt Beaver, former head of Georgia’s elections
Fortalice Solutions can be contacted at EMEA@FortaliceSolutions.co.uk.
Payton also works in another company called Conceal with the former Director of the NSA, Admiral Mike Rogers (retired).
Payton worked in the White House for President George W. Bush.
Tip from Amber Connor.
