Social Security Chief Data Officer Charles Borges presented on Friday Resignation The decision to upload sensitive data on the “weak cloud environment” to the government’s efficiency department (DOGE) decision citing policy violations in a whistleblower report.
“Recently, I have been made aware of many projects and events, which can form violations of federal methods or regulations, can include the potential security and safety of high value data assets in the cloud, possibly providing unauthorized or unfair access to agency enterprise data storage solutions, and can include unauthorized drugs with other agencies, and can include unauthorized data exchanges,”
“As these events developed, the newly established leadership and executive offices in the IT created a culture of nervousness and fear, in which minimal information sharing, constant discussion on employee termination, and general organizational dysfunction,” he said.
Borges said that officers and employees are afraid to raise concerns for fears of vengeance or termination, while taking into account their requests for information related to suspicious activities, “revolt or ignored by the agency’s leadership.”
The SSA did not immediately respond to the hill request to comment on the case.
However, the former Chief Data Officer stated that the conditions were “unbearable” and often weighed on their physical goodness due to inability to oversee data to the agency.
“I cannot verify that agency data is being used according to legal agreements or compliance with federal requirements,” Boraus said.
“Deciding on these activities is more than a reasonable employee, the lack of visibility from deciding and exclusion of exclusion and tireless daily tension, silence from leadership, and disadvantage of civil data, more than a fair employee.”
In recent months, citizens of the country and Democrats have Condemned Dogi’s efforts attempted to collect personal data for unknown reasons.
MPs argued that persons at work by the newly formed agency were not approved to reach sensitive information without security approval.
Some Dogi authorities rented by former White House advisor Elon Musk were young at the age of 20 and allowed the privileges to deal with the purpose of dealing with the “waste, fraud and abuse” described by the Trump administration.
