A Federal audit of the US Treasury's intelligence network carried out last year found that almost 30% of the devices connected to the system did not meet with federal cyber-security standards. By extension this implies that the Treasury's intelligence network, which is used by other state departments to share sensitive economic and security data, was open to being hacked. The report also revealed that a number of agencies had been using unencrypted connections for years without any apparent problems.
A Federal audit of the US Treasury's intelligence network carried out last year found that almost 30% of the devices connected to the system did not meet with federal cyber-security standards. By extension this implies that the Treasury's intelligence network, which is used by other state departments to share sensitive economic and security data, was open to being hacked. The redacted audit can be read here.