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  • Other title: System and Information Integrity 2100-03
    Ohio Department of Administrative Services, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Department Of Administrative Services.
    Abstract:

    [Revised]; "Revision history ... 01/15/2020: Updated the Policy Template"--Page 10; "Effective date: 06/18/2018."; Includes bibliographical referencesThe purpose of this Policy is to define the requirements for system and information integrity controls. These controls include business processes and coding and deployment standards focused on the timely identification and remediation of system vulnerabilities (e.g. software flaws or coding errors) to ensure the integrity of systems and the information they process or store. A glossary of terms found in this Policy is located in Section 8.0 Definitions. In addition, references to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication (SP) 800-53, "Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations," family identifiers and control numbers are provided in parentheticals next to requirement headers, where applicable. The scope of this Policy covers any DAS-managed system assets, including system assets managed by external service partner

  • Other title: Contingency Planning Policy 2100-16
    Ohio Department of Administrative Services, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Department Of Administrative Services.
    Abstract:

    [Revised]; At head of title: DAS Policy; "Effective date: 06/10/2020."; Policy number: 2100-16; "Revision history: 2/8/2018, Original Policy; 12/21/2018, Revised the Policy to clarify information system backup requirements; 06/10/2020, Updated the Policy Template. Added requirements related to DAS Policy 200-14, 'Teleworking'..."--Page 8; Includes bibliographical referencesThe purpose of this Policy is to provide contingency planning (CP) requirements to minimize the disruption to critical business functions in the event of an information technology (IT) system disruption, compromise, or failure, while maintaining the security safeguards originally planned and implemented for systems. To ensure this occurs, this Policy establishes requirements that address contingency planning controls that align with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication (SP) 800-53, "Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations," (CP family of controls). A glossary of terms found in this Policy is located in Section 8.0. In addition, references to NIST SP 800-53 family identifiers and control numbers are provided in parentheticals next to requirement headers, where applicable. The scope of this Policy includes any Department of Administrative Services (DAS)- managed information system or service, as well as services provided by external service providers on behalf of DAS. This Policy also applies to DAS business, data, and system/service owner

  • Other title: Wireless Local Area Network Policy 2100-06
    Ohio Department of Administrative Services, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Department Of Administrative Services.
    Abstract:

    [06/10/2020 update]; At head of title: DAS Policy; Effective date: 12/21/2018."; "Revision history: 12/01/2009, New Policy for DAS, replaces OIT Policy dated 11/02/07; 12/05/2012, Policy reissued under Director Robert Blair; 12/21/2018, Updated the Policy to align with current technology and DAS OIT's approach to the management of wireless services; 06/10/2020, Updated the Policy Template to align with the current format..."--Page 8; Includes bibliographical referencesThis Policy addresses the use, management, and control of IEEE 802.11 wireless local area network (WLAN) protocols, commonly referred to as "wireless" within the Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS). These protocols are used for connecting client devices to a data network through the use of over-the-air radio signals. This Policy also defines the permitted and prohibited uses of wireless services within DAS facilities or for DAS business use, including, but not limited to, both guest and private wireless network

  • Other title: Password Policy 2100-01
    Ohio Department of Administrative Services, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Department Of Administrative Services.
    Abstract:

    [Revised]; "Revision history ... 01/15/2020: Updated the Policy Template"--Page 5; "Effective date: 07/12/2017."; Policy number: 2100-01; Includes bibliographical referencesThis Policy addresses the use, management, and control of passwords used to access Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS)-managed system assets. A glossary of terms found in this Policy is located in Section 8.0 Definitions. The scope of this Policy includes all user accounts (or any forms of access that support or require a password) on any DAS-managed system asset

  • Other title: Multifactor Authentication Policy 2100-14
    Ohio Department of Administrative Services, 2020
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Department Of Administrative Services.
    Abstract:

    [2020 update]; At head of title: DAS Policy; "Effective date: 12/22/2017."; "Revision history: 12/22/2017, Original Policy; 11/26/2018, Updated the exception request language to align with the current procedure; 02/26/2020, Updated the Policy Template to align with the current format..."--Page 6; Includes bibliographical referencesThe purpose of this Policy is to provide multifactor authentication (MFA) requirements to Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS) technical teams that will allow for the consistent implementation of MFA across DAS-managed system assets. A glossary of terms found in this Policy is located in Section 8.0 Definitions. The scope of this Policy includes all DAS-managed system assets that require MFA. This Policy outlines the minimum acceptable criteria governing MFA implementation

Ohio. Office Of Information Technology. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Telecommunications Utility Services
    2019
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Office Of Information Technology.
    Abstract:

    "Revision History: 12/07/1992, Original Policy; 3/01/1996, Policy replaces all previously released memoranda and specifically obsoletes DAS Policy OPP-006 issued December 7, 1992; 12/01/2004, Policy replaces all previously released memoranda and specifically obsoletes Ohio IT Policy ITP H.6, 'Telecommunications Utility Services,' issued March 1, 1996. Revisions reflect substantive changes in Policy and procedure; 10/26/2007, Removed the Central Accounting System (CAS) object code for wireless telecommunication and replaced with the corresponding Ohio Administrative Knowledge System (OAKS) account code; 10/13/2016, Transferred Policy to content to a new State of Ohio Administrative Policy Template. Re-numbered Policy to IT-12 to be consistent with new numbering format; 02/28/2019, Removed the OAKS account codes referenced within the Policy. Agencies shall refer to guidance from the Ohio Office of Budget and Management on account code usage. The terminology was also updated to reflect current practices and office names."--Page 4.; Effective: February 28, 2019.; Includes bibliographical references (page 5).This Policy provides requirements concerning the acquisition of telecommunications utility services such as local and long-distance calling, and voice, data and wireless services

  • Information Technology Investment Planning
    2016
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Office Of Information Technology.
    Abstract:

    "Revision history ... 10/13/2016: Revised planning requirements to reflect process updates. In addition, transferred Policy content to a new State of Ohio Administrative Policy Template. Re???numbered Policy to IT???02 to be consistent with new numbering format."--Page 3.; "Effective: October 13, 2016."; Includes bibliographical references (page 4).; Harvested from the web on 11/3/16This Policy addresses state requirements for information technology (IT) investment planning and its relationship to IT???related budgeting and purchasing

  • Use of State Telephones
    2016
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Office Of Information Technology.
    Abstract:

    "Revision history ... 10/13/2016: Transferred Policy content to a new State of Ohio Administrative Policy Template. Re???numbered Policy to IT???11 to be consistent with new numbering format."--Page 4.; "Effective: October 13, 2016."; Harvested from the web on 11/4/16This state Policy provides requirements regarding the use of wired and wireless state telephone service

  • Software Licensing
    2016
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Office Of Information Technology.
    Abstract:

    "Transferred Policy content to a new State of Ohio Administrative Policy Template. Re-numbered Policy to IT-03 to be consistent with new format"--Page 3.; Effective: October 13, 2016.; Harvested from the web on 11/1/16This Policy requires state agencies to establish controls for the use and protection of licensed software required to conduct official state business

  • Web Site Accessibility
    2016
    Co-Authors: Ohio. Office Of Information Technology.
    Abstract:

    "Revision history ... 10/13/2016: Transferred Policy content to a new State of Ohio Administrative Policy Template. Re???numbered Policy to IT???09 to be consistent with new numbering format."--Page 2.; "Effective: October 13, 2016."; Includes bibliographical references.; Harvested from the web on 11/4/16This state Policy establishes minimum Web site accessibility requirements for information and services provided on state???controlled Web sites

Keith Grueneberg - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • usable Policy Template authoring for iterative Policy refinement
    IEEE International Symposium on Policies for Distributed Systems and Networks, 2010
    Co-Authors: Maritza Johnson, John Karat, Claremarie Karat, Keith Grueneberg
    Abstract:

    People must have usable tools in order to author and maintain high-quality policies. In this paper we discuss Policy Templates as a mechanism for Policy authoring. We believe that Policy Templates can be leveraged to make Policy authoring more usable and to provide consistent Policy authoring interfaces across a wide variety of Policy domains. Templates provide users with a structured format for authoring policies; however, a general approach for creating Policy Templates has not been described in published research to date. Based on research in Policy management, we propose an iterative Policy refinement process that consists of three user roles and spans Policy authoring, Template authoring, and Policy element definition. We designed a GUI-based prototype that enables users to create Policy Templates. In this paper we describe our proposed Policy refinement process, the necessary user roles, a Template authoring prototype, and the results of an empirical study of Template authoring

Alberto Minoletti - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The mental health Policy Template: domains and elements for mental health Policy formulation.
    International review of psychiatry (Abingdon England), 2004
    Co-Authors: Clare Townsend, Rachel Jenkins, Harvey A. Whiteford, Florence Baingana, Walter Gulbinat, Aliko Baba, F. Lieh Mak, Ronald W. Manderscheid, John Mayeya, Alberto Minoletti
    Abstract:

    Mental disorders are a major and rising cause of disease burden in all countries. Even when resources are available, many countries do not have the Policy and planning frameworks in place to identify and deliver effective interventions. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Bank have emphasized the need for ready access to the basic tools for mental health Policy formulation, implementation and sustained development. The Analytical Studies on Mental Health Policy and Service Project, undertaken in 1999-2001 by the International Consortium for Mental Health Services and funded by the Global Forum for Health Research aims to address this need through the development of a Template for mental health Policy formulation. A mental health Policy Template has been developed based on an inventory of the key elements of a successful mental health Policy. These elements have been validated against a review of international literature, a study of existing mental health policies and the results of extensive consultations with experts in the six WHO regions of the world. The Mental Health Policy Template has been revised and its applicability will be tested in a number of developing countries during 2001-2002. The Mental Health Policy Template and the work of the Consortium for Mental Health Services will be presented and the future role of the Template in mental health Policy development and reform in developing countries will be discussed.

Maritza Johnson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • usable Policy Template authoring for iterative Policy refinement
    IEEE International Symposium on Policies for Distributed Systems and Networks, 2010
    Co-Authors: Maritza Johnson, John Karat, Claremarie Karat, Keith Grueneberg
    Abstract:

    People must have usable tools in order to author and maintain high-quality policies. In this paper we discuss Policy Templates as a mechanism for Policy authoring. We believe that Policy Templates can be leveraged to make Policy authoring more usable and to provide consistent Policy authoring interfaces across a wide variety of Policy domains. Templates provide users with a structured format for authoring policies; however, a general approach for creating Policy Templates has not been described in published research to date. Based on research in Policy management, we propose an iterative Policy refinement process that consists of three user roles and spans Policy authoring, Template authoring, and Policy element definition. We designed a GUI-based prototype that enables users to create Policy Templates. In this paper we describe our proposed Policy refinement process, the necessary user roles, a Template authoring prototype, and the results of an empirical study of Template authoring