North Dakota IT chief speaks to audit report of `unlocated` electronic devices
(World News USA)

North Dakota`s information technology chief faced lawmakers Tuesday about an audit noting undocumented electronic devices, some potentially containing private information of state residents. The recent debate over the devices` status has included a confusing mix of terminology. State Auditor Josh Gallion released a report in July of his regular, two-year audit of the state Information Technology Department. He noted 217 `unlocated` pieces of office, network and computer equipment in the department`s 2018 inventory, including 24 devices, purchased for about $92,000, potentially containing `sensitive information.` That could be home addresses,...