I believe you are seeing this backwards.. Cyber Ninjas are the good guys.
If they release the information too soon, the other states will know what to do to avoid getting caught.
(At least that is what I see...)
My opinions should be clear if you review my post numbers 37 and 51, earlier in this thread.
To repeat and summarise simply here:
1: Audit committee and Cyber Ninjas - Great job at very difficult task - anxiously awaiting public disclosure of results.
2: Arizona Senate and Board Of Supervisors - desperately resisting exposure and disclosure of this audit. BOO - HISS.
3: Arizona appeals court decision - one that got it right. HOORAH.
Is that all clear now?