A false alert warning of an inbound missile was broadcast in Hawaii on Saturday. Since then, people have discovered that a photo taken in Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency for a news article in ...

If you thought there was nothing worse to put on a Post-it note than a break-up letter, think again. On Tuesday, a photo of an employee at Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency, which was ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - It's tough to be at the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency right now. There are mounting questions about Saturday's false ballistic missile alert, from why it took so ...

A photo taken during an Associated Press tour at the EMA’s headquarters in July 2017 shows a Post-It note stuck to a computer screen with a password written on it.

If you thought there was nothing worse to put on a Post-it note than a break-up letter, think again. On Tuesday, a photo of an employee at Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency, which was originally ...

A photo taken during an Associated Press tour at the EMA’s headquarters in July 2017 shows a Post-It note stuck to a computer screen with a password written on it.

Just days after Hawaii descended into panic over a terrifying false missile alert, a recent photo taken at Hawaii's Emergency Management Agency is raising serious concerns over its cybersecurity ...

Jeffrey Wong, the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency’s current operations officer, shows computer screens monitoring hazards at the agency’s headquarters in Honolulu on Friday, July 21, 2017.

AP Jeffrey Wong, the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency's current operations officer, shows computer screens monitoring hazards at the agency's headquarters in Honolulu on Friday, July 21, 2017.

Well apparently Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency didn’t get the memo because, not only did they have a system password stored on a Post-it-note, they allowed it to be photographed and sent ...