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NASA Still Has No Effective Information Security Program

By Keith Cowing on January 10, 2017 11:10 AM.

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Final Memorandum, Federal Information Security Modernization Act: Fiscal Year 2016 Evaluation (IG-17-002; A-16-009-00)*

"*In preparation for public release, selected portions of this report containing sensitive security information have been redacted under exemption (b)(7)(E) of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

NASA received 27 out of 100 possible maturity level points, indicating that overall it has not yet implemented an effective information security program."

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NASA Still Has No Effective Information Security Program

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