One would think if they are under protective order the results are suspicious?
Dominion is a tool of the dems.
Election machines and software should be Open Source.
Not surprisingly Dominion objected to release of any information because they have proprietary rights in the equipment. But you know if the results helped the left they would be all over the media. Leaks are a common practice for them even by the head of the FBI James Comey.
Ya, but “the cybersecurity company says that the company is please with the results”
One would think if they are under protective order the results are suspicious?
No. This is standing operating procedure for evidence that involves intellectual property covered by a contract. A parallel example is that aircraft manufacturers hold all the information about the certification of the airplanes by the FAA -- the reason is to prevent ne'er-do-wells from using the Freedom of Information Act to gain proprietary information.
When the results of the tests are presented in Court, then they may become viewable, in whole or in part, by the public. That's up to the judge, based on the requests of the parties to the lawsuit(s).
Elsenheimer issued a protective order “restricting use, distribution or manipulation of the forensic images and/or other information gleaned”...
Unless there is more to the order than that, nothing would seem to prevent the examiners from characterizing their findings/interpretations, so long as they do not distribute “images” (i.e., digital copies of hard-drives, etc.) that reveal Dominion’s proprietary software. So, “what’s the holdup?” is an important question.
Ah, so their vulnerability to fraud is "intellectual property"?
American's right to free and fair elections have no standing?