Charles Borges said he was ‘involuntarily leaving’ his role A US Social Security Administration (SSA) official responsible for overseeing the agency’s data access resigned from his role on Friday, ...

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Charles Borges resigned after warning 300 million Americans’ records were at risk, citing a “culture of dread” inside the agency

Charles Borges, the Social Security Administration’s chief data officer, has stepped down in what he describes as an “involuntary resignation”. Borges says the decision was not his choice but the ...