From June 7, 2005 Information Technology Small Business Counseling Session

U.S. Attorney's and the Executive Office for the U. S. Attorneys

Lew Sanford Jr.
Chief Information Officer

June 6, 2005

Slide Notes

Personal bio
OODA Philosophy – Observe, Orient, Decide, Act per Col. John Byrd

High quality professional staff dedicated to serving USAs nation-wide

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What does the CIO for the U.S. Attorneys do?

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How does the CIO assist U.S. Attorneys?

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OCIO Support Responsibility

Slide Notes

Your local support is a System Manager responsible for keeping you operational at the local level. They assist with break/fix, installing new equipment (such as blackberries) and install systems patches to ensure good server performance and security.

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CIO Functions

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1-3 year plans

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1-3 year plans continued

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1-3 year plans continued

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1-3 year plans continued

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1-3 year plans continued

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Please feel free to contact me:
lew.sanford@usdoj.gov
202-616-6973

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What services do we provide?

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Security in all things

Slide Notes

Malware detections: We are holding steady at about 5000 per month.

Spam: This spreadsheet documents the volume of spam we return to JMD for tuning.

C&A: CY 2004: 9 systems C&A'd.

Defense: Translating these metrics to attacks is more of an art than a science. We see policy violations, malware activations, and malfunctioning systems routinely. We often lead systems managers to problems that they were not aware of yet.

Incidents: 130 incidents were documented last year, including theft/loss and NSI processing on SBU. (To make a pitch- last year I requested funds to implement an automated incident tracking and recordkeeping system. The request didn't make the 06 budget. Currently we do our best to manage incidents and produce metrics using paper-based processes. An automated system would improve resolution, efficiency, and metric quality.)

Miscellaneous: We review and respond to new cyber threats daily. We conduct contingency tests on all systems annually. We follow-up on IT Security EARS findings. We provide security awareness training. We advocate for US Attorneys at the Dept level. We coordinate compliance with federal statutes and regulations, including FISMA.

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Applications Development

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Communications Technology

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Telecommunications Projects

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Infrastructure Management

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