Report card day looms for federal agencies

Report card day looms for federal agencies
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2004-10-22

October 6th marked the deadline for government agencies to turn in their cyber security homework-- specifically, the independent audits that form the basis of Congress' much-cited annual federal computer security report card. Though final grades won't be issued until later in the year, some agencies have put their audit reports on the Web, allowing for a bit of a preview.

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Report card day looms for federal agencies 2004-10-25
SeabH

I find it interesting that last year's 'A' student (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) can have 93 malicious code issues while the Social Security Administration (which is larger and more dispersed including remote access users) had zero incidents?

Just another example of data manipulation while they posture for primacy and dollars.

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