Agencies had trouble onboarding key personnel while OPM's e-QIP app was offline.
Agencies will have to contribute their share to the cost of credit monitoring and liability protection.
One lawmaker plans to implement a federal IT security scorecard, while Armed Services chair promises hearings.
The agency director stepped down less than a day after asserting her intention to stay on at OPM.
Proposed legislation would provide lifetime credit monitoring and at least $5 million in liability protection.
More Stories OPM director also reaffirmed support for agency CIO Donna Seymour. Candidates for security clearances make up 19.7 million of those affected in the second breach. Suit filed Wednesday calls for injunction on OPM data collection until agency improves cybersecurity. The agency is looking for four specialists to help migrate to its new IT architecture. OPM will begin informing those compromised in second breach this week and reveal total number of affected personnel. Agency employees discovered they can no longer access personal email or social media accounts at work. Scammers pile on after hack, sending emails purporting to have important information from OPM and CSID. An online form app was shut down Monday due to cybersecurity vulnerabilities. OPM had been working on improving its security before the revelation of the recent data breach; now it plans to speed up. Agency releases report detailing 15 new actions to strengthen its cybersecurity posture. Having valid credentials allowed the intruders access to the system, as well as any encrypted files and other data that might have otherwise been restricted. Preventing all intrusions is impossible but OPM should have better protected the data at rest. Katherine Archuleta comes under pressure to step down after massive cyberattack. Load More