June 01, 2003 — CSO — In 2000, GAO investigators disguised as plainclothes officers showed fake badges and gained access to two major commercial airports and 19 federal buildings including the CIA, the FBI, the Justice Department and the Pentagon.
Source: GAO report, "Security: Breaches at Federal Agencies and Airports," May 25, 2000
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