POSTED: 8: 02 pm MST 14 December 2010 DENVER - a State of Colorado computers audit shows that they are at "high risk", an attack on line. The Denver post has reported that a company hired to hack in computers to test access to thousands of records containing personal information gains, including social security numbers, birth dates and income levels. The audit was conducted between February and November and State representatives were informed on it this week. Part of the meeting was held behind closed due to the sensitivity of hackers find doors. Information technology Office said Governor measures have already been taken to correct the problems. However, the Chief of staff Dara Hessee adequate sayidan cyber-safety plan cost 40 million, or 100 times the current budget Office. Following feedback from our users. The opinions expressed are not created or endorsed by TheDenverChannel.com. By posting a comment, you agree to accept our conditions of use. Comments are moderated by the community. To report an offensive or otherwise inappropriate comment, click the "Flag" link that appears under this comment. The comments reported by a number of users will be automatically deleted.
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