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The FCC was compliant in 11 of its 13 programs that were susceptible to significant improper payments. The Universal Service Fund (USF)-Lifeline (LL) program, and the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) were non-compliant with one of the 10 PIIA criteria. The report presents five findings and five...
This audit report determined that the Commission’s FY 2023 information security program was not in compliance with FISMA legislation, OMB guidance, and applicable NIST special publications. Five of the nine domains Kearney evaluated warrant additional management attention to address identified...
This inspection concluded that the FCC has effectively implemented five of the nine privacy requirements in Title 42 U.S.C. § 2000ee-2. Four of the nine requirements had not been effectively implemented for the period covered by our review. The final report includes four findings and offers seven...
This audit report shows Kearney’s reports include an opinion report on the Federal Communications Commission’s(FCC) financial statements, a report on internal control over financial reporting, and a report oncompliance and other matters. Kearney found that the financial statements were fairly...
FCC OIG announces the voluntary repayment of $49.4 million of improperly claimed Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) subsidies after OIG sent the provider a warning letter and issues an advisory notifying other ACP providers of its concern that dozens of other providers are likely not complying...
FCC OIG announces the voluntary repayment of $49.4 million of improperly claimed Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) subsidies after OIG sent the provider a warning letter and issues an advisory notifying other ACP providers of its concern that dozens of other providers are likely not complying...
OIG issues this advisory letter to alert consumers and providers to an improper and fraudulent enrollment practice by some providers of Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) services. Providers and their agents have enrolled many households into the ACP based on the eligibility of a single Benefit...
OIG issues an Immediate Release and Advisory alerting Lifeline, Emergency Broadband Benefit, and Affordable Connectivity Program providers and consumers to improper and abusive enrollment practices that are part of some providers’ online enrollment processes.
