Homeland Security Scores an F for Internal Security AGAIN
Well I would have thought these guys should have had a little better security..
The Department of Homeland Security received an F (Failing) grade in cybersecurity from the House Government Reform Committee for the third year in a row. The Committee will likely give the Fed a D+ overall for its cybersecurity efforts. The grades will be unveiled today during a Committee oversight hearing, “Is the Government Ready for a Digital Pearl Harbor?” The grades are based on how well the comply with standards defined by the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)
Better hope the cyber warfare cells from ‘enemy countries’ don’t notice this eh?
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i bet a kindergarden server is much more secure… :))