Department of Homeland Security officials are operating hundreds of digital systems — including many containing “sensitive but unclassified” and “secret” information and data — without proper authorization and possibly outside of the government’s capital budget and accounting rules.
Agencies are required to have what are known as “Authorization to Operate” letters from senior DHS officials in order to maintain and use digital information systems for processing government information and data.
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