Problems with the Department of Energy's unclassified cybersecurity program led to 199 intrusions, affecting 3,531 systems across the agency last year, according a September 24 report by the DOE's inspector general. Problems included failing to certify major systems and not ensuring deployment of adequate security controls at all of its sites.
DOE hit by 199 intrusions in 2003
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