I "truly" believe they are over worked and under provisioned.
I've been to some gubmint offices and their IT was something like 20 years out of date.
That was 15 years ago.
Recently, I had to go to a police station because I had some identity theft problem. They had ONE laptop with a sign over it that said "Sign in and Sign out, do not use for more then 20 minutes."
That's a New York Precinct in Brooklyn.
Backups are automated. Fail.
so where are the back ups? who gives a hoot about a fried hard drive....the back ups are all that is needed!
WHY isn't any news station asking about email backups, why aren't republicans investigating this scandal asking about backup servers for irs email?
is this just another wanna be dog and pony show from the rightwing investigators, with no real interest in finding the facts?
I mean, EVERYONE HERE with few exceptions, thinks that the irs email servers have copied back ups....
even in the irs email rules
1.10.3.3.1 (07-08-2011)
DonÂ’t Slow Down the System
- To avoid slowing down transmission of information:
- Use Arial or another simple font on a plain background.
- Do not use animation, fancy background, "wallpapers," borders, graphics and photographs as part of your "stationery" or message format. Exceptions will only be allowed for special IRS Commissioner initiatives.
- Refrain from sending large attachments to work groups or audiences. Remember every email message and any attachments, embedded graphics and photographs require a copy for each Exchange server store where each recipientÂ’s mailbox resides. Instead store the document on an IRS public web archive or SharePoint repository and insert a hyperlink into the message. Ensure the permissions allow access by all recipients prior to sending the message.