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ARTICLE · 22 JULY 2016

House Science, Space And Technology Committee Examines FDIC Cybersecurity

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The House Science, Space and Technology Committee (the "Committee") released an interim staff report containing preliminary findings of an investigation into the cybersecurity posture of the FDIC.

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The House Science, Space and Technology Committee (the "Committee") released an interim staff report containing preliminary findings of an investigation into the cybersecurity posture of the FDIC. The Committee held a hearing titled: "Evaluating FDIC's Response to Major Data Breaches: Is the FDIC Safeguarding Consumers' Banking Information?" to explore the implications of these findings.

The majority report concluded that:

  • the FDIC Chief Information Officer created a "toxic work environment, misled Congress and retaliated against whistleblowers";
  • the FDIC "deliberately evaded Congressional oversight"; and
  • historically, the FDIC "experienced deficiencies related to its cybersecurity posture," and these deficiencies have been ongoing.

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