Ambassador Caroline Kennedy became the latest high-level official in the Obama administration to be cited for conducting government business on a personal email account Tuesday when an inspector general criticized the risky practice.

“Such risks include data loss, hacking, phishing, and spoofing of email accounts, as well as inadequate protections for personally identifiable information,” the watchdog wrote in a report.

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