The Federal Emergency Management Agency improperly released the personal and banking data of more than 2.3 million hurricane and wildfire survivors with an outside contractor, according to a government memo (PDF). So reports The Washington Post.
The error marks the first major data exposure by a federal agency since President Trump’s 2017 executive order vowing cybersecurity accountability for agency officials. The Senate Homeland Security Committee has reportedly requested a briefing with FEMA on the incident.
Read the full article from The Washington Post.