White House Won't Revel Obamacare Website Security Documents [insert shocked face]

By Elizabeth Nelson

Well, isn't that just shocking, the White House isn't being transparent about their security [problems] surrounding Obamacare? They are outright refusing to disclose documents relating to the kinds of security software and the systems that are securing your vital financial and personal information.  Why not, it's not their identity and life that these thieves would steal, right?

The White House has rejected a request to publicly disclose documents relating to the kinds of security software and computer systems behind the federal health care exchange website on the grounds that the information could "potentially" be used by hackers.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services denied a Freedom of Information Act request made late last year by the Associated Press amid concerns that Republicans raised about the security of the website, which had technical glitches that prevented millions of people from signing up for insurance under ObamaCare.

In denying access to the documents, including what's known as a site security plan, Medicare told the AP that disclosing them could violate health-privacy laws because it might give hackers enough information to break into the service.

"We concluded that releasing this information would potentially cause an unwarranted risk to consumers' private information," CMS spokesman Aaron Albright said in a statement.


They won't even release any part of what they are using. "General Eric Holder has directed agencies to consider whether parts of the files can be revealed with sensitive passages censored. CMS told the AP it will not release any parts of any of the records." So, either the system is so elementary that a liberal could crack it, therefore they can't release the name of it, or they really haven't set up a functioning system worth a crap, and the feds haven't told you that your identity has been hacked; which by their procedures they don't have to tell you that your records and identity have been compromised.