Tiffany Flick, former acting Chief of Staff to the Social Security Commissioner, filed a declaration in a union lawsuit against the Social Security Agency, highlighting insecure access to sensitive data by individuals linked to Elon Musk. Flick's concerns center on how this approach risks fraud and violates cybersecurity rules. Notably, while exposing flaws in data management, the lawsuit falls short of addressing national security implications, focusing instead on procedural breaches without a broader critique. The situation illustrates deep-seated tensions surrounding data security and trust within government agencies.
The risk of data leaking into the wrong hands is significant, particularly given the sensitive nature of the information accessed by DOGE.
The unions argue that the government is violating its own cybersecurity rules by allowing privileged access to data without proper safeguards.
While the union's lawsuit highlights flaws in data handling, it fails to address the broader implications for national security.
Elon’s DOGE boys approached the Social Security Agency with a mindset fueled by conspiracy theories, undermining trust in established procedures.
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