FedScoop has learned that the now-hobbled U.S. Agency for International Development’s information technology staff is down to a skeleton crew capable of providing only limited support. The group is what remains of a once-large team as the Trump administration massively scales down American foreign aid and questions emerge about the future of USAID assets and the security of government data.
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USAID’s Information Technology Team Is Down to Five Members
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