Military facilities responsible for protecting Ballistic Missile Defense System technical information did not pass muster, according to a Defense Department inspector general audit that identified more than half-a-dozen security shortfalls on classified networks critical to the $180 billion program to develop and field a defense against Iranian and North Korean long-range rockets. On Dec. 10, the DOD IG published an unclassified version of a 44-page report detailing an investigation at five randomly selected locations. They were chosen from a list...