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New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
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Interior watchdog investigating Zinke over charter flights
Zinke disclosed last week that he has taken three charter flights, including a $12,375 late-night trip from Las Vegas to his home state of Montana.
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Audit finds SEC ‘wasted’ funding on data center migration
An Inspector General audit of the SEC’s handling of 2012-2013 data center relocations found that the agency’s failure to follow outlined steps in a contractor-developed plan resulted in potentially wasted funding.
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Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
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GAO: Community block grants IT system needs work
The Corporation for National and Community Service is modernizing its IT on two levels, one to monitor grants and the other to provide more functionality for grant monitoring centered on a risk-based process.
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Price to stop private plane use on business during review
The HHS inspector general’s office says the agency is reviewing Price’s charter flights to see if they violated government travel regulations.
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IG: Census Bureau needs a better way to assess canvassing errors
The audit identified two problems with the bureau’s Interactive Review Address Canvassing Operation.
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Internal watchdog says EPA mismanaging toxic site cleanups
Cleanups at some U.S. hazardous waste sites have stopped or slowed down because the Environmental Protection Agency does not manage its Superfund staff effectively to match its workload.
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Two-thirds of IRS IT is beyond useful life
Fully 64 percent of the IRS’s computer infrastructure is beyond its useful life, according to an audit by the Treasury Department’s Inspector General for Tax Administration.
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VA needs more oversight of telework, GAO finds
A lack of reporting impacts the agency’s ability to gauge the efficiency of those with a telework arrangement.
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New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
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Interior watchdog investigating Zinke over charter flights
Zinke disclosed last week that he has taken three charter flights, including a $12,375 late-night trip from Las Vegas to his home state of Montana.
-
Audit finds SEC ‘wasted’ funding on data center migration
An Inspector General audit of the SEC’s handling of 2012-2013 data center relocations found that the agency’s failure to follow outlined steps in a contractor-developed plan resulted in potentially wasted funding.
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Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
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GAO: Community block grants IT system needs work
The Corporation for National and Community Service is modernizing its IT on two levels, one to monitor grants and the other to provide more functionality for grant monitoring centered on a risk-based process.
-
Price to stop private plane use on business during review
The HHS inspector general’s office says the agency is reviewing Price’s charter flights to see if they violated government travel regulations.
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IG: Census Bureau needs a better way to assess canvassing errors
The audit identified two problems with the bureau’s Interactive Review Address Canvassing Operation.
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Internal watchdog says EPA mismanaging toxic site cleanups
Cleanups at some U.S. hazardous waste sites have stopped or slowed down because the Environmental Protection Agency does not manage its Superfund staff effectively to match its workload.
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Two-thirds of IRS IT is beyond useful life
Fully 64 percent of the IRS’s computer infrastructure is beyond its useful life, according to an audit by the Treasury Department’s Inspector General for Tax Administration.
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VA needs more oversight of telework, GAO finds
A lack of reporting impacts the agency’s ability to gauge the efficiency of those with a telework arrangement.
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New site showcases everything feds do wrong
But the new Oversight.gov also has plenty of recommendations on how to do better.
-
Interior watchdog investigating Zinke over charter flights
Zinke disclosed last week that he has taken three charter flights, including a $12,375 late-night trip from Las Vegas to his home state of Montana.
-
Audit finds SEC ‘wasted’ funding on data center migration
An Inspector General audit of the SEC’s handling of 2012-2013 data center relocations found that the agency’s failure to follow outlined steps in a contractor-developed plan resulted in potentially wasted funding.
-
Audit finds weaknesses in DOE cybersecurity
Despite longstanding federal requirements for multifactor authentication, the Department of Energy’s procedures still have weaknesses, according to the department’s Office of Inspector General.
-
GAO: Community block grants IT system needs work
The Corporation for National and Community Service is modernizing its IT on two levels, one to monitor grants and the other to provide more functionality for grant monitoring centered on a risk-based process.
-
Price to stop private plane use on business during review
The HHS inspector general’s office says the agency is reviewing Price’s charter flights to see if they violated government travel regulations.
-
IG: Census Bureau needs a better way to assess canvassing errors
The audit identified two problems with the bureau’s Interactive Review Address Canvassing Operation.
-
Internal watchdog says EPA mismanaging toxic site cleanups
Cleanups at some U.S. hazardous waste sites have stopped or slowed down because the Environmental Protection Agency does not manage its Superfund staff effectively to match its workload.
-
Two-thirds of IRS IT is beyond useful life
Fully 64 percent of the IRS’s computer infrastructure is beyond its useful life, according to an audit by the Treasury Department’s Inspector General for Tax Administration.
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VA needs more oversight of telework, GAO finds
A lack of reporting impacts the agency’s ability to gauge the efficiency of those with a telework arrangement.
