Security is a paramount concern within the operations of the Citizens Ratification Amendment (CRA).

Security is a paramount concern within the operations of the Citizens Ratification Amendment (CRA). The CRA utilizes advanced security measures to ensure the integrity of the ratification process and safeguard user information.
1. Secure Voting Process: The ratification process involves electronic voting secured by quantum technology or higher, ensuring the utmost security and accuracy of the ratification votes.
2. Identity Protection: While ratification votes are not secret, citizens' identities are encrypted to maintain privacy. Disclosing a citizen's vote is punishable by law, further ensuring voter confidentiality.
3. Forensic Auditing: Forensic audits are performed monthly to verify the accuracy and adherence to ratification procedures, adding another layer of security and transparency to the process.
4. Portal Security: The CRA's portal employs quantum-level security or higher to protect user data and maintain the security of the platform.
5. Unlawful Interference: The CRA specifies that any unlawful interference with the election process is considered a severe offense, subject to severe penalties. This serves to deter any attempts to manipulate the ratification process.
Through these measures, the CRA is committed to ensuring a secure, transparent, and trustworthy ratification process in which citizens can confidently participate.