From: FedScoop
To thrive in a modern technological environment, the nation’s inspectors general must share data and focus their budgets, according to the report.
By Grayson Ullman
Federal auditors, faced with evaluating issues like the strength of an agency’s cybersecurity, are struggling to keep pace with a rapidly advancing technological climate, the Association of Government Accountants’ 2015 Inspector General Survey found.
Released Friday by AGA, the member organization for financial professionals in government, and accounting firm Kearney & Company, the report compiles the responses of inspectors general in numerous federal agencies to a 66-question survey on issues like budget, data analytics and IT.
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