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US taxman slammed: Half of the IRS’s servers still run doomed Windows Server 2003

Posted on October 14, 2015 by Dissent

Kieren McCarthy reports:

Half of America’s Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) servers are running Windows Server 2003, despite extended support for it ending in July.

That’s according to a report by the Treasury Inspector General that took a look at the IRS’ $139m upgrade program.

The report is distinctly unimpressed and notes that the IRS “did not follow established policies over project management and provided inadequate oversight and monitoring.”

Read more on The Register.

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