Duty of Care
Federal government agencies have been challenged with the task of implementing the President’s Management Agenda strategy for improving the management and performance of the Federal government.
Federal government agencies have been challenged with the task of implementing the President’s Management Agenda strategy for improving the management and performance of the Federal government.
Many State, Local and Tribal governments also realize the importance of improving workforce performance and mitigating internal security threats. The misuse and abuse of network resources by human capital is a significant source of risk and lost productivity within these agencies. Careless or negligent conduct by employees and contractors reduces resource availability, compromises security policies and exposes vulnerabilities in the electronic communications (e-communications) systems of these agencies.
Now, regulatory mandates such as FISMA, HIPAA and SOX as well as Duty of Care require agencies to implement extensive information security programs while protecting the privacy of US citizens. Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and Information Security Officers (ISOs) need to update these strategies to manage the increasing risk posed by government employee and contractor conduct. With proper changes, and the use of new monitoring technology, government information security officers and network managers can prevent the damage resulting from improper conduct while complying with their regulatory obligations to protect sensitive information.
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