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DRAFT
AGENDA
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Focus
on FISMA Training Workshop — Getting Beyond the Paperwork
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| When:
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December
2, 2003
7:30AM — 5:00PM |
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| Where: |
Ronald
Reagan Building
1300 Pennsylvania Ave, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20004 |
| Agenda |
| 7:30
AM |
Registration
and Continental Breakfast |
| 8:30
AM |
Opening
Speaker — "What Congress Expects"
The Honorable Tom Davis, Chair of the House Government
Reform Committee, and FISMA Author
| Learn
about FISMA, why it was developed and enacted, and what
kind of congressional oversight can be expected to ensure
FISMA is the tool used to manage and secure government
information. |
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| 9:15
AM |
Brief
Overview — "What does FISMA as a public law really
say?"
Speaker to be Named
| What
is really expected and required of you and your agency? |
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| 9:45
AM |
The
Office of Budget and Management
Speaker to be Named
| OMB
executive will discuss the OMB FISMA guidance, the role
of OMB in coordinating information management across government,
and executive branch expectations on FISMA compliance.
What are the top 10 issues surrounding FISMA and top 10
mistakes you don't want to make? |
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| 10:45
AM |
Break
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| 11:00
AM |
National
Institute of Standards and Technology — "The Nuts
and Bolts of FISMA Compliance"
Marianne Swanson, Computer Security Division, National
Institute of Standards and Technology
| Ms.
Swanson will discuss the system standards that will be
set to address uniformity in FISMA compliance across government
agency and departmental boundaries and what NIST is doing
under their new authority. |
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| 12:00
Noon |
Lunch
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| 1:15
PM |
FISMA
Compliance: A Step by Step Guide and the Best Practices
That Already Exist
Mr. Ted Shelkey, CISM, United States Attorneys Office,
Department of Justice
Rudy Mazariegos, CISO, Overseas Private Investment
Corporation
Moderator: Ken Ammon, President, NetSec
| A
Practitioners' Perspective on FISMA Compliance — Lessons
learned by Federal Information Systems Security Officers
(ISSO) and strategies to comply with FISMA and achieve
meaningful reduction in risk. The session will address
challenges faced by large federal organizations as well
smaller independent agencies. Presentations and discussion
will be provided by ISSOs who are building IT security
programs in federal agencies. |
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| 2:30
PM |
Break |
| 2:45
PM |
Private
Sector SME
— Technologies, Methodologies, and Processes That Can
Help You
Ken Ammon, President, NetSec
| "FISMA
Challenges and Technologies That Can Help You Now" — Former
NSA security expert will walk you through the tools and
technologies that can help you address the emerging vulnerabilities
to security. How can you meet deadlines, choose the right
technologies, be cost effective, and meet all the demands
of the new regulations and standards? |
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| 3:45
PM |
Break |
| 4:00
PM |
The
General Accounting Office and Congress — "'Gotcha'
or Disciplined Oversight?"
Panel Discussion: Melissa Wojciak, Staff Director,
House Government Reform Committee
General Accounting Office (Speaker to be named)
| Learn
from senior congressional staff and GAO about the direction
Congress will take in overseeing FISMA compliance, including
the audit process, congressional hearings, reporting requirements,
and the review process. |
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| 5:00
PM |
Closing |
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