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Information Technology News The Science of National Insecurity at the Los Alamos Lab
Information Technology News The Science of National Insecurity at the Los Alamos Lab | The Science of National Insecurity at the Los Alamos Lab |
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| by Davey Winder | |
| Sunday, 28 September 2008 | |
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Page 2 of 2 Once access was gained, the GAO report reveals "a user
could create a simple password that would allow alternative access to
certain sensitive information."Featured Whitepaper
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Feeling comforted yet? Didn't think so, and this probably won't help either. GAO found that some 44 percent of the 688 foreign nationals who had access to the unclassified network were from countries "classified as sensitive" such as China, India, and Russia. Recommendations made in the GAO report included risk assessment to evaluates all known vulnerabilities, strengthened policies regarding foreign national access, and strengthened security testing and evaluation processes. My pants, sadly, are not actually feeling bone dry yet. How about yours? |
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