The FBI Tuesday said it is recommending no charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of private email servers, but some solution providers said the former Secretary of State erred by sending work emails while abroad and not establishing an email archive.
“Nobody [on Clinton’s team] seemed to understand the threats or the depth of security necessary for hosting an email server when you’re high-profile,” David Felton, owner of Canaan Technology in Norwalk, Conn., told CRN. “People weren’t advising her.”
Although FBI Director James Comey advised against the U.S. Department of Justice charging Clinton, he said the Democratic candidate for president was “extremely careless” in handling sensitive material and spotlighted several IT-specific areas of concern.
