IT Application and Information Assurance Support
Business, whether public or private in nature, is an environment increasingly burdened by a demand for constituent services that are ubiquitously available and mirror the transaction speeds consumers have come to expect in a fast-moving world of technical innovation. At the same time, the applications and collateral IT systems supporting those interactions must be safe and sound. This is particularly true in an era of concerns over breaches in information integrity and security, and identity theft. LAM brings IT professionals experienced in helping clients assess their level of vulnerability, and construct practical plans, policies, and procedures for application and information assurance.
LAM Experience Includes:
Provided to the US Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Operations Division administrative support including maintenance of the US DHS grants management websites, and grants award tracking and expenditures schedules (current contract).
Assisted US Department of Energy procurement activities at the headquarters level by providing various administrative services that included significant IT support.
Provided program management support involving the US Department of Defense Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP) for the Military Health System (MHS)/TRICARE Management Activity (TMA) IA Management Office for the South Region, which included but was not limited to information assurance policy analyses, development and implementation of security action plans, and information security audits.
Implemented and managed the Certification and Accreditation (C&A) program for the District of Columbia’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) including the development and leadership of the Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing Program for the CWITS Group using guidance such as: NIST, FISMA, and NSA to assess approximately 40,000 nodes in 79+ DC agencies and partners.
Provided assistance to the US Mint’s Office of Information Security (OIS) that encompassed the Agency’s information architecture, and the design and seamless integration of an intrusion detection system (IDS) into the Mint’s IT Network
Representative service areas include:
- Website Design, Maintenance and Support
- Internet/Networking Support
- Database Development and Management
- IT Threat, Vulnerability, and Impact Analyses
- Countermeasures Consulting
- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning
- Risk Management Planning
- Security Awareness Training
