GAO Report on DOGE Payments Access ‘Just the Tip of the Iceberg’
GAO said Treasury failed basic security safeguards and that a DOGE staffer could view, copy and print payment data from three systems.
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DOGE duo ducked security rules during Treasury stint, GAO finds
Two DOGE associates dispatched to the Treasury Department in the early days of the second Trump administration flouted various IT security rules while the agency itself fell short on implementing proper cyber controls, a new watchdog report found. The Government Accountability Office examined access that a pair of DOGE staffers had to Bureau of the Fiscal Service payment systems from Jan. 20-April 11, 2025. The audit aimed to determine what the …
Treasury missed security controls in giving DOGE system access, GAO finds
Congress’ watchdog reported on Tuesday that the Treasury Department gave a Department of Government Efficiency associate access to the government’s payment systems last year without fully following all of its own security controls — and the DOGE team didn’t always hew to Treasury’s protocols, either. The findings are among the first reports the Government Accountability Office has released about DOGE’s work, and GAO is working on more audits fo…
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