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Information Security: Improving Oversight of Access to Federal Systems and Data by Contractors Can Reduce Risk

Overview The federal government increasingly relies on information technology (IT) systems to provide essential services affecting the health, economy, and defense of the nation. To assist in providing these important services, the federal government relies extensively on contractors to provide IT services and systems. In addition to contractors that provide systems and services to the federal government, other organizations possess or use federal information or have access to federal information systems. These other organizations with privileged access to federal data and systems can include grantees, state and local governments, and research and educational institutions.

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Publisher	Government Accountability Office	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2005	Downloads	43
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Recovery - Security, Security Standards, Security Management

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