A Justice Department audit on how the FBI manages its confidential sources found security risks in the agency's handling of communications with, and information from, its sources
Washington A Justice Department audit on how the FBI manages its confidential sources found security risks in the agency's handling of communications with, and information from, its sources.
The report, released by the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General on Tuesday, examined the FBI's confidential human source validation processes, a program to vet the credibility of a source and information they provide. The audit examined information dating back to 2011, the office said. The report criticizes FBI compliance with existing guidelines for approving the use of specific sources.
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