In advance of the 2020 Presidential election, a new documentary, Kill Chain: The Cyber War on American’s Elections, debuting tonight on HBO, takes a deep dive into the weaknesses of today’s election technology, investigating the startling vulnerabilities in America’s voting systems and the alarming risks they pose to our democracy.

Even as much of America grinds to a halt, coronavirus has yet to derail the date of the 2020 election. Which introduces a perhaps underestimated terror, as explained in one of the more deceptively scary documentaries to drop in recent weeks: the vulnerable voting machine.

Though the November 2020 election has probably never felt farther away, it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be thinking about how we’re going to protect its integrity and ensure that this vital aspect of democracy runs smoothly. Then again, considering what we’ve learned about Russian interference in 2016 and beyond, and how routinely voting issues crop up every cycle, what if America is already behind the eight ball on that front as well?

If you don’t want to know how easy it is for a canny individual—or a malicious state actor—to hack into the electronic voting technology used in the U.S., don’t watch Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America’s Elections. In this unnervingly persuasive HBO documentary, directors Simon Ardizzone, Russell Michaels and Sarah Teale marshal cyber-security experts, statisticians and lawmakers to expose cracks in the system that could easily allow hackers to affect voting results.

Filmmaker Sarah Teale joins us to discuss the new documentary, “Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America's Elections.” She is joined by the film’s subject, Harri Hursti, a Finnish computer expert and former hacker turned elections security expert. "Kill Chain" premieres on HBO on Thursday, March 26. This segment is part of our ongoing 'Protect the Vote' series.

What can be done to prevent a repeat of 2016 when, according to US intelligence agencies, the Russians breached the election systems of all 50 states and potentially accessed voter registration and other databases in 21 states? Using paper ballots would be a start, argue many of the experts and politicians from both parties interviewed in the film.

The U.S. election system continues to march toward November as long-known security weaknesses remain unpatched while newer systems added to the mix since 2016 likely have created additional attack paths, despite some states adding paper ballots as a backup measure.

For readers of this space, many of the lessons and events of “Kill Chain” will be familiar, if no less alarming: the VR Systems hack, the myth that voting machines aren’t connected to the internet, the Senate’s inability to enact election security legislation. But the storytelling is still engaging.

A new documentary makes crystal clear how little time remains to protect the 2020 election.

HBO is keeping fans entertained this month (and let’s face it, there’s a whole lot of entertainment needed this month with coronavirus fears and cancellations taking full root).

In advance of the 2020 Presidential election, KILL CHAIN: THE CYBER WAR ON AMERICA'S ELECTIONS, debuting THURSDAY, MARCH 26 (9:00-10:35 p.m. ET/PT), takes a deep dive into the weaknesses of today's election technology, investigating the startling vulnerabilities in America's voting systems and the alarming risks they pose to our democracy.

"Hackers are a wonderful resource." HBO has unveiled the official trailer for a documentary titled Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America's Elections, which is as frightening as it sounds. This 91-minute feature documentary will be debuting streaming on HBO later this month.

In today’s TV News Roundup, Netflix released the first trailer for the third season of “Ozark” and the premiere weekend of “Tyler Perry’s Young Dylan” broke ratings records on Nickelodeon.

The new trailer for the HBO doc, 'Kill Chain,' highlights just how easy it is for bad actors to tamper with America's voting process

As the film uncovers, despite official claims to the contrary, individuals and foreign states can employ a dizzying array of simple, low-cost techniques to gain access to voting systems at any stage – from voter registration databases to actual election results to malware that can be widely distributed and anonymously activated without detection at any point.

Kill Chain premieres March 26 at 9PM on HBO. #HBO #HBODocs #KillChainDoc. In advance of the 2020 Presidential election, KILL CHAIN: THE CYBER WAR ON AMERICA’S ELECTIONS takes a deep dive into the weaknesses of today’s election technology, investigating the startling vulnerabilities in America’s voting systems and the alarming risks they pose to our democracy. From filmmakers Simon Ardizzone, Russell Michaels and Sarah Teale, the team behind HBO’s 2006 Emmy®-nominated documentary “Hacking Democracy,” and producer Michael Hirschorn, KILL CHAIN follows Finnish hacker and cyber security expert Harri Hursti as he travels around the world and across the U.S. to show how our election systems remain dangerously unprotected.

In advance of the 2020 Presidential election, KILL CHAIN: THE CYBER WAR ON AMERICA'S ELECTIONS, debuting THURSDAY, MARCH 26 (9:00-10:35 p.m. ET/PT), takes a deep dive into the weaknesses of today's election technology, investigating the startling vulnerabilities in America's voting systems and the alarming risks they pose to our democracy.

"We may be buying the world's best 20th century military, when the battlefront is election security." A new HBO documentary will show just how vulnerable America's voting system is to hackers.

The 2016 presidential election launched a set of cybersecurity concerns that still exist today. With a repeat of the troubles from four years ago seemingly certain, the U.S. is engaged in a cyberwar that it’s losing.

This March, HBO Now has a lot to offer. Here's what's streaming. Check out everything coming to (and going from) HBO Now in March 2020 below.

March is just around the corner and the beginning of the spring season of television with it. This time of year is one of the most densely populated on broadcast, cable, and streaming, as it begins the last few weeks of eligibility for the 2020 Emmys. The closing date this year to slide a show in under deadline is May 31, so fans should expect to see everyone rolling out their biggest potential contenders between now and then. The most significant player in the Emmys race year-to-year is HBO. So what's coming to HBO in March 2020? Some of the biggest titles will be hitting the small screen.

Spring is just around the corner. This month, a bunch of new movies, TV shows, and classics are hitting streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO, and Amazon Prime Video, including a new movie from Mark Wahlberg.

A new month means a new lineup of movies and TV shows on HBO’s streaming service, HBO NOW and HBO GO. A large selection of new shows and movies will be added to the services beginning on March 1.

NOW critics pick the best TV shows and movies coming to Crave, including The Plot Against America, RuPaul's Drag Race, The Twentieth Century and The Dead Don't Die

HBO is kicking March 2020 off right the only way they know how in order to celebrate the start of a brand new year… by giving members a huge list of new titles coming to the platform! For fans of the HBO originals, there is great news with a number of new series’ and a new flurry of films coming to the streaming service.

HBO always comes up with cool new titles to keep us entertained and it’s exactly what they’re planning to do in March 2020 as well.

March is going to be a big month for HBO. Not that the premium cable channel doesn’t try to make every month big; it hasn’t slowed down—at all—since Game of Thrones bowed.

New HBO movies and shows drop on a regular basis, and the August 2020 HBO schedule is bringing the heat with brand new releases like An American Pickle and Lovecraft Country. HBO Max continues to release a plethora of exclusive, high quality content, with a ton of exciting new HBO Original titles like political documentary The Swamp, sports docuseries Hard Knocks ’20: Los Angeles, and the season finale of acclaimed new comedy-drama series I May Destroy You, all premiering this month, along with countless other classic titles you know and love.

HBO may or may not be TV, depending on who you ask, but it’s home to some of the best shows around, regardless, as well as many a worthwhile feature film. March’s collection of new titles headed to the HBO Now library is replete with highlights, the highest of which we’ll attempt to concisely catalog for you below. Follow along or skip straight to the list—the choice is yours.

Rotten Tomatoes’ premiere dates calendar keeps track of the most anticipated new 2020 TV premieres and your favorite returning shows. Bookmark this page to get updates on network schedules, when the latest Netflix series launch, when Disney+ shows will premiere, what films and specials are coming your way, and more.

Here’s What’s New on HBO in March 2020 and What’s Leaving

HBO has unveiled the list of films and TV shows that will be newly added to the pay cable channel and streamer in March 2020, as well as which films are about to depart HBO.

Bell has announced the content coming to its Crave video streaming platform in February. We’ve broken down all the new content below by date and all times are in ET. We’ve also separated the different shows and movies by which tier of Crave they fall within.

Read more at MobileSyrup.com: Here’s what’s coming to Crave in March 2020

Bell Media has released its new list of titles coming and going from its streaming service Crave for March 2020. Highlights include the season 3 premiere of HBO’s Westworld on March 15, while the Oscar-winning film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood hits Crave on March 27.

The Iowa caucuses have thrown the Democratic Party into disarray and cast doubt on the security of the 2020 US presidential election. Organizers blame an app for the fiasco — and several US states require digital voting.

Comedy Central has ordered a third season of its weekly stand-up series This Week at the Comedy Cellar. The six-episode Season 3 will premiere Friday, February 21 at 11 PM.

This Week at the Comedy Cellar showcases the best stand-up sets from the stage of New York’s most famous comedy club. The series will hit a variety of topics week to week, providing fans with an intimate view of the performances along with offstage discussions among the comics.

Interspersed among the stand-up sets is a look at the famed Comedy Cellar “comics’ table,” where featured comedians converse and engage in good-natured ribbing. Each episode also features a Comic Spotlight profiling a specific comedian from the series.

The HBO Spring 2020 programming overview was released today and gives us a look at what you can expect on the cable channel through May. You can click on a selection of the titles to learn more about each.

Not going out for a while? How about a scary movie?

Amid widespread concerns about election safety in a pandemic, on Thursday night, HBO will show a new documentary on a more familiar topic: election security. “Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America’s Elections,” which debuts on March 26 at 9pm eastern, argues that the Russian election meddling operation of 2016 was both worse than you probably remember and has likely never ended.