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Risk-Based Oversight for Title 40/CCA

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Overview: Risk-based oversight for Title 40/CCA is a process wherein the DCIO is using a risk-based decision-making to determine the degree of Title 40/CCA compliance activities to defer to the Component CIO based both on the capability of the Component across Title 40/CCA elements and risk level of the program. A result of risk-based oversight lies in its potential to enable the DCIO to identify and implement a most cost-effective means for ensuring CCA compliance by providing a decision-making framework to help leverage Title 40/CCA oversight responsibility to the Component CIO.  The RBO Policy document and most recent CCA compliance certification language are listed below:

Title 40/CCA Capability Assessment: Component CIO Self-Assessment: Under this risk-based oversight process, Component CIOs shall complete the Title 40/CCA Capability Assessment. The Component CIO's self-assessment of capability will be used to determine the degree of oversight deferral to the Component CIO, based both on the capability of the Component across Title 40/CCA areas and risk category of the program.   The Self-Assessment document asks a series of questions related to the implementation of oversight for Subtitle III of Title 40 [Clinger Cohen Act (Title 40/CCA)] within Department of Defense (DoD) Components.  The primary audience for this assessment is the Component CIO.  You may access the assessment tool below:

Program Risk Assessment: Please use the CCA Investment Risk Factors document to help you complete Program Risk Assessment Summary Form:
 
Ask Questions About the Capability Assessment: If you are attempting to conduct the Title 40/CCA Component CIO Self-Assessment and have questions, please use the link below:

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  • Private wrote "For the FY 2008 certifications, the DoD Component CIO shall ONLY submit a certification memorandum stating that the system is being developed in accordance with Subtitle III of Title 40 U.S.C. and the CCA compliance table as required by Enclosure 4, Table E.4.T.1 of DoDI 5000.02. While the DoD Component CIOs are no longer required to submit the CCA Certification Report Summary, it is imperative that all appropriate documentation is maintained to support each CCA certification." modified Jan 23, 2009
  • Private wrote "During the RBO workshop of 25 April 07, I recommended that Component CIO staff track down the DoD Tasker and identify the CCA Action Officers as candidates for Requirements Management certification and training. Attached is the DUSD (AT) letter and data call." created Apr 25, 2007
  • Private wrote "This policy is part of the evolving implementation of Title 40/CCA aimed at De-centralizing oversight, maximizing up-front involvement in the Information Technology (IT) investment process, and alleviating redundancies." modified Mar 10, 2015

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Date CreatedMonday, April 17, 2006 9:07 AM
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