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The General Secretary of the Communications Workers Union is speaking out, following the allegations levelled against TTST by former Chief Executive Officer, Lisa Agard.

Joanne Ogeer tells TV6 there are still many questions to be answered

Nicole M Romany has more.
Transcript
00:00 On Friday, the union executive told TV6 that people appear to be trying to pass the buck.
00:07 Last week, former CEO Lisa Agard said a major cyber attack first occurred at TSTT on October 3rd.
00:16 However, she said TSTT, in all its communications with the public,
00:21 the Minister of Public Utilities and the National Security Council
00:25 referred to the cyber attack first happening on October 9th.
00:30 She also said she was not allowed to explain the situation to the public
00:35 and questioned if the internal TSTT administrator did not realize that she had lost her credentials,
00:42 adding that that is a serious red flag in any IT organization.
00:47 Why if persons you serve to your authority as it pertains to the CEO, the former CEO, Ms. Agard,
00:53 and you sat there as the sitting CEO, after this happened, no action took place?
00:59 But here we are hearing an admin pointing fingers at an administrator who was locked out for six days and nine days.
01:06 And I am challenging the company to show the JSC, if they are called to account again before the JSC,
01:13 where in the checkpoint report says that.
01:16 Ogier also slammed the finance minister.
01:19 Had the Minister of Finance and Cooperation sold the Honorable Colm Imbel,
01:24 if he gave the assurance for three weeks to have the report from this forensic audit,
01:30 if that actually materialized then, I am highly doubtful that all this corruption that the former CFO is now reporting,
01:39 who has the bravado all of a sudden to report this corruption, it may not have happened.
01:44 So I am putting part of the blame or 90 percent of the blame at the feet of the Minister of Finance and Cooperation's soul.
01:53 The union executive is also questioning when and how the probe into the matter will take place as promised by government.
02:01 She says she has little confidence in the process.
02:04 When will that investigation start?
02:06 And we know how investigations go on in this company.
02:09 Two years plus we're waiting for fit for purpose report. Two years now we're waiting for investigation into a forensic audit.
02:16 So when will this investigation start and what will be the findings?
02:20 Who are the persons tasked with doing the investigation?
02:23 You see, too many times we hear investigation, investigation, investigation, audit, audit, audit.
02:28 But where are the reports? Where are the findings?
02:31 Nicole M. Romani, TV6 News.
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