In early 2016 [[NSA]] Director [[Adm. Mike Rogers]], tasked with overseeing the vast databases used in [[FISA]] [[surveillance]], detected unusual activity among Obama FBI contractors with FISA access, and ordered a compliance audit.
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In early 2016 [[NSA]] Director [[Adm. Mike Rogers]], tasked with overseeing the vast databases used in [[FISA]] [[surveillance]], detected unusual activity among Obama FBI contractors with FISA access, and ordered a compliance audit.<ref>In March 2016, NSA Director Rogers became aware of improper access to raw FISA data. "Private contractors had access to raw FISA information on FBI storage systems," Pages 83-84 of April 2017 FISA Court Ruling. In April of 2016, Rogers directed the NSA’s Office of Compliance to conduct a “fundamental baseline review of compliance associated with 702”, Senate testimony June 7, 2017.</ref>