The Department of Homeland Security has no record of Hillary Clinton’s email server

  According to this story, back in 2010 the Department of Homeland security instituted the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program which mandated ALL Federal agencies to “submit a list of systems, vulnerabilities and configuration issues to DHS every 30 days” so that the DHS could evaluate them for security risks.

  At this time Hillary Clinton’s email server was holed up in what I suppose is the most secure bathroom closet in the nation but even though the former Secretary of State performed ALL official State Department business on this home brew server, meaning it should have been reported to DHS, it never was–DHS has no record of its existance.

  Here is more:

The State Department does not appear to have submitted legally required information regarding Hillary Clinton’s secret computer server to the Department of Homeland Security during her term as secretary, FoxNews.com has learned. 

All federal government agencies are mandated to submit a list of systems, vulnerabilities and configuration issues to DHS every 30 days. The department then performs a “cyberscope audit” to ensure security, a responsibility the agency has had since 2010. 

FoxNews.com learned of the lapse as a result of a Freedom of Information Act request submitted June 11. It is not clear if State Department officials in charge of compliance with the DHS audits knew of their boss’s server, which has been shown to have included “top secret” information in emails. 

But Clinton’s computer server, through which she and key aides sent and received tens of thousands of emails, was apparently never audited, according to DHS, which conducted a comprehensive search of Office of Cyber Security and Communications records after FoxNews.com lodged its request. 

“Unfortunately, we were unable to locate or identify any responsive records,” wrote Sandy Ford Page, chief of Freedom of Information Act operations for DHS. 

The revelation means DHS never audited Clinton’s server, and the State Department allowed Clinton to operate outside the federal mandate aimed at hardening defenses in federal networks, one cyber expert told Fox News. 

  Hillary Clinton seemingly went out of her way to make sure nobody knew about this server so there is the real chance the State Department did not know about it either, but at some point you would think that somebody in Homeland Security would have noticed that Hillary Clinton’s email account was never audited and you would think they would find that to be worthy of following up on.

  I think there is still more to this story and I think it is time to look into what, if any, role DHS played in this scandal. What did the agency know and when did they know it?

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