Over-classification, a deluge of data and insufficient human and technological resources all hinder the sharing of threat data.

The probe will delight Republicans.

Seven agencies use systems that no longer receive software updates from their vendor.

DHS hired hundreds in a "sprint," to the tune of a 12% improvement.

CISA and state election organizations questioned the timing of the report, along with the impression it left readers.

As federal agencies increasingly draw on biometric data for their work, the stakes for protecting that data from hackers have grown.

The report by the Office of the Inspector General underscores how a tech-savvy team can expose and help fix gaping security holes.

The "common, well-known vulnerabilities" could have been exploited by hackers using "publicly available methods,” the report found.

The NSA Office of the Inspector General report is out.

Beware of USBs, the inspector general says.