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KS: Legislative Post Audit report identifies IT concerns at state agencies, school districts

Posted on December 13, 2022 by Dissent

Phil Anderson reports:

A report from the Kansas Legislative Division of Post Audit that was released this week identified a number of information technology security concerns found over a three-year period at state agencies and school districts.

The report was made public during a session on Monday at the Statehouse.

According to the report, the Legislative Post Audit division conducted studies on 20 different state entities, including the Kansas Department of Transportation; the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services; the Kanas Department of Labor; and the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System.

Other entities included in the audit included the University of Kansas; Wichita State University; Kansas State University; Emporia Unified School District 253; and Seaman Unified School District 345.

Read more at WIBW.

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