The state agency tasked with coordinating disaster recovery in Virginia lacks plans to get up and running should a catastrophe strike its own offices, according to a recent audit that also found a host of accounting and turnover problems.
Stateauditors said the Department of Emergency Management’s lack of recovery plans “places the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the commonwealth’s sensitive and mission critical information at risk.”
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