Legislative Audit Committee Hearing
The Legislative Audit Committee spent its March 25 session pressing the Governor's Office of Information Technology on its cybersecurity resiliency audit, where OIT abruptly reversed nearly all its prior objections — and lawmakers, still hunting for accountability on roughly $60 million in tech-debt spending, scheduled a special April 1 meeting to decide what leverage to use. The committee also released a modified-opinion PERA census data attestation without a hearing.
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“In summary, we are being far too literal in terms of our responses. I want to be clear that we are attempting to improve and mature rather than unnecessarily digging in our heels.”
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Sign in to subscribeGood morning. The Legislative Audit Committee will come to order. Ms. Watson, will you please call the roll? I need to do it again. Okay. All right. Good morning. The Legislative Audit Committee will come to order. Ms. Watson, please call the roll. Senators and Representatives. Bacon. Here. Brooks. Present. Johnson. Here. Linsett. Present. Pelton. Here. Wilford. Excused. Mr. Vice Chair. Good morning, Madam Chair. Present. Madam Chair, you have a quorum. Thank you, Ms. Watson. This morning we are here with the Governor's Office of Information Technology. The Governor's Office of Information Technology. Cyber Security. Resilience. IT Performance Audit. Audit. Public report from 1-20-26 does not need to be released because we released it on January 28, 2026 at the Legislative Audit Committee hearing and at the request of the Legislative Audit Committee members. This hearing is a continuation of that presentation. I would also like to welcome members of the Joint Technology Committee who have joined us here this morning. Chair Marchman, Representative Tatone, Representative Kelty, and Representative Pascal. Anybody else? Oh, sorry, Senator Basley, I didn't see you down there. So, welcome. Welcome to our Mary group this morning. Mr. Devlin, good morning. Would you please introduce…
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