from the Court appointed IT experts, Professor Joseph Sevilla and Professor Elijah Omwenga, holders of PhDs on IT and lecturers in Strathmore and Kabianga Universities respectively, shows clear reluctance on the part of IEBC to fully comply with this Court’s Order of 28th August, 2017 to provide the information requested. [278] In summary the following are the items that were not availed to the petitioners; the 3rd respondent and the Court. (a) Firewalls without disclosure of the software version. IBEC refused to provide information on internal firewall configuration contending that doing so would compromise and affect the vulnerability of their system. The Court appointed ICT Experts disagreed with that contention and said it was difficult to ascertain whether or not there were any hacking activities; (b) IEBC was also required to provide “Certified copies of the certificates of Penetration Tests” conducted on the IEBC Election Technology System prior to and during the 2017 election pursuant to Regulation 10 of the Elections (Technology) Regulations 2017. These were not provided. Instead IEBC issued uncertified documents and certificates by professionals which did not conform to that Regulation; (c) IEBC was also required to provide “Specific GPRS location of each KIEMS kit” used during the presidential election for the period between 5th August 2017 and 11th August 2017. This was not provided. IEBC instead provided the GPS locations for the polling stations which was never ordered to be granted; Presidential  Petition  No.  1  of  2017                                                                                                                                                                                                            116  |  P a g e