GSA falling short in protecting controlled unclassified information in Google Drive, watchdog says

The U.S. General Services Administration is falling short in protecting controlled unclassified information stored in its Google Drive, with 116 sensitive files shared with all agency users, a watchdog said in a Tuesday report. The audit reviewed only part of the 2.5 million documents in Drive, which included blueprints, personal data and commercial proposals. GSA says there was no exposure.

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