...Audit report* tccued Juty 2000 tiirouQti September 2001 As in 2000, our current analysis shows that weaknesses were most often identified for security...controls, we also found weaknesses for all 24 agencies in 2001—the same condition we found in 2000. Weak access controls for sensitive data and systems make...

...for all 24 agencies in 2001 as compared to 21 agencies (88 pa cent) in a similar analysis in 2000 ^ For access controls, we also found weaknesses for...agencies in 2001 — the same condition we found in 2000. For service continuity controls, we found weaknesses at 19 of the 24 agencies (79 percent) as compared...

...for all 24 agencies in 2001 as compared to 21 agencies (88 percent) in a similar analysis in 2000.a For access controls, we also found weaknesses for...agencies in 2001 — the same condition we found in 2000. For service continuity controls, we found weaknesses at 19 of the 24 agencies (79 percent) as compared...

...controls, covers a range of activities related to understanding information security risks; selecting end implementing controls commensurate with risk; and...programs for purposes such as personal gain or sabotage, hi today's increasingly interconnected computing environment, poor access controls can expose an agency's...

...For security program management, we found weaknesses for all 24 agencies tn 200I as compared to 2I of the 24 agencies (88 percent) in 2000. Security...controls, we also found weaknesses for all 24 agencies in 200I— the same condition we found in 2000. Weak access controls for sensitive data and systems make...

...management, we identified weaknesses for all 24 agencies in 2002— the same as reported for 2001, and compared to 21 of the 24 agencies (88 percent) in...to operate effectively, • For access controls, we found weaknesses for 22 of 24 agencies (g2 percent) in 2002 (no significant weaknesses were found for...

...management, we identified weaknesses for all 24 agencies in 2002 — the same as reported for 2001, and compared to 21 of the 24 agencies (88 percent) in...continue to operate effectively. For access controls, we found weaknesses for 22 of 24 agencies (92 percent) in 2002 (no significant weaknesses were found for...

...for all 24 agencies in 2001 as compared to 21 agencies (88 percent) in a similar analysis in 2000,' For access controls, we also found weaknesses for...agencies in 2001 — the same condition we found in 2000. Concerned with accounts of attacks on commercial systems via the Internet and reports of significant...

...understanding information security risks; selecting and implementing controls commensurate with risk; mid ensuring that controls, once implemented, continue...to operate effectively. • For access controls, we found weaknesses for 22 of 24 agencies (92 percent) in 2002 (no significant weaknesses were found for...

...Audit reports issued July 2000 through September 2001. As in 2000, our current analysis shows that weaknesses were most often identified for security...controls, we also found weaknesses for all 24 agencies in 2001—the same condition we found in 2000. Weak access controls for sensitive data and systems make...