The IRS Doesn’t Know Who’s Accessing Its Most Sensitive Data

22 May 2018

“The Internal Revenue Service hasn’t accurately cataloged all the components of its highest value hardware and software systems and doesn’t have a clear count of who has privileged access to those systems, according to an audit released Monday.”

Source: The IRS Doesn’t Know Who’s Accessing Its Most Sensitive Data – Nextgov

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