On April 23, he sent a letter to cabinet officials as a “formal protest of agency action.” In the four-page letter, he raised concerns about data security in regards to allowing third-party claims workers access to unemployment databases. Though his initial letter was sent on the same day the data breach was identified, his concerns appear to be unrelated to that incident.The Cabinet for Education and Workforce Development responded on April 28.McNamara’s supervisor sent him a 6-page letter rebutting many of the criticisms he had raised about the unemployment office.McNamara’s appeal claims...…On April 23, he sent a letter to cabinet officials as a “formal protest of agency action.” In the four-page letter, he raised concerns about data security in regards to allowing third-party claims workers access to unemployment databases. Though his initial letter was sent on the same day the data breach was identified, his concerns appear to be unrelated to that incident.The Cabinet for Education and Workforce Development responded on April 28.McNamara’s supervisor sent him a 6-page letter rebutting many of the criticisms he had raised about the unemployment office.McNamara’s appeal claims...WW…