Electronic election systems need to be demonstrably secure in order to ensure the protection of votes, the privacy of voters, and the prevention of interference. That’s why Software Improvements selected the Ada 2012 programming language and AdaCore’s GNAT Pro Ada development environment to upgrade the Australia Capital Territory’s Electronic Voting & Counting System (eVACS®), a public-facing system that demands a high level of security.
Software Improvements: Using Ada to Implement a Secure Electronic Voting System
Download our case study to see how Ada 2012 and AdaCore fortified Australia's eVACS®, blending cutting-edge security with voter privacy for flawless electronic elections
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