“That was our opinion that day during Congress,” he said, “and actually, Greg, even in their own wor

Morgan Wright one of a handful of cybersecurity analysts to testify before Congress on HealthCare.gov's utter lack of security safeguards sport tickets in earlier this month warned Gregg Jarrett on Fox News Saturday that the Obamacare website was still an easy target for hackers trying to steal citizens' Social Security and financial data.
"That was our opinion that day during Congress," he said, "and actually, Greg, even in their own words one of the memorandums issued by CMS [the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services], by the CIO who signed off on the authorization, signed off on a finding that 'the threat and risk potential is limitless' and gave CMS until May 31, 2014 to fix it."
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And I think the second problem is lack of accountability and leadership. sport tickets No one person was in overall charge of this project. In other words, sport tickets they waited to put a captain on the ship until after the Titanic had hit an iceberg. sport tickets That's not the time when you need a captain. You've got to have somebody there before with responsibility, accountability and authority to make changes, and there were too many turf battles going on for that to happen.
JARRETT: They didn t have the bandwidth to handle the demand and now they re bragging "Oh, gee, 50,000 people will be able to get on to the website at one time." 50,000! Come on, man there are 48 million uninsured Americans.
WRIGHT: Put it in perspective: HealthCare.gov has 500 million sport tickets lines of code and they say maybe they can handle 50,000 people. Facebook has only 20 million lines of code and they handle 727 million daily active users. sport tickets You can do the math.