Re: He's right, but no one here will accept it
Ok... sounds good except who do you trust? A government agency somewhere would be logical but if you've paid attention, the government's systems are woefully open and unprotected and they have been breached by the "bad guys". I'd suggest that he clean up his own agency (and the other agencies) first before flogging the people.
So far the government has shown that they shouldn't be entrusted with any data much less the keys to the citizens' data.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
