The Social Security Administration's chief data officer has publicly blown the whistle, alleging DOGE put hundreds of ...

Nearly a million records, which appear to be linked to a medical-cannabis-card company in Ohio, included Social Security ...

DOGE has created "a live copy of the entire country’s Social Security information," a Social Security official says in a ...

DOGE team members uploaded a database with the personal information of hundreds of millions of Americans to a vulnerable ...

DOGE's access to the Social Security system was known — but this takes things to a whole new level of concern.

Social Security’s chief data officer left after he said the DOGE staff had uploaded personal information for more than 300 million people to the digital cloud.

The vast amounts of data processed by these databases raise significant concerns about how this information is protected and whether the database complies with regulatory requirements.

The compatibility of this information with other programs, partners, and clients might involve restructuring or converting the data to another format. This makes databases inherently less “agile” than ...

The allegations were made by the current chief data officer at the Social Security Administration.