Revoke DOGE access, audit changes to safeguard financial systems

Based on the financial professional's input stressing the grave threat posed by DOGE's continued access and urging decisive action, the message could be revised as follows: The risks of allowing any continued access by DOGE personnel to Treasury payment systems are unacceptably high and cannot be tolerated. As dedicated civil servants in government finance, we hold ourselves to the highest standards of safeguarding the nation's financial infrastructure. Leaving Marko Elez, Thomas Krause, or any other DOGE affiliates with even "read only" privileges poses a danger on a scale we have never encountered before, according to Treasury's own threat analysis. Their admitted lack of experience, combined with alarming reports of unauthorized system tampering elsewhere, represents an existential threat to over $5 trillion in payments. Immediate and complete revocation of all DOGE access is imperative, followed by a comprehensive forensic audit to ensure no damage has been done. Drastic but necessary measures must be taken to eliminate what has been identified as the "single greatest insider threat risk" the Bureau of the Fiscal Service has ever faced. We implore you to take any and all action required to fully excise DOGE from our critical financial systems without delay.