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DFARS/NIST 800-171 PROGRAM OVERVIEW

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NIST Special Publication 800-171 – Protection Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Information Systems and Organizations (NIST 800-171)

• The purpose of this NIST publication is to provide guidance for federal agencies on how to protect federal information.

• NIST 800-171 applies to Controlled Unclassified Information (also called CUI) shared by the federal government with a nonfederal entity.

• Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) at Georgia Tech can include, but is not limited to,:

• Federally funded research

• Health information

• Student financial aid records

• Visa records

• Department of Defense deadline for full compliance is December 31, 2017.

NIST 800-171

Which labs are in scope

Language in contracts

Producing data sets that are considered CUI

LABS IN SCOPE

PHASE 1

• Build and formalize Steering Committee and Project Committees

• Requirements gathering from stakeholders for central services

• Research peer institutions to determine their paths to compliance

• Univerity of Florida

• Purdue

• Portland State

• UC Davis

Discovery

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Add list of campuses we’ve talked to.

PHASE 1

• Build and formalize Steering Committee and Project Committees

• Documented project and communications plan

• Website – www.cui.gatech.edu

• Pilot central services and identify potential labs as candidates

• Begin scoping and outlining requirements for audit program

• Begin design/development of Research Contract Lifecycle workflow

Design

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Add list of campuses we’ve talked to. Add communications notes.

PHASE 2

• Begin migrations of early adopters, concluding pilot

• Hiring compliance positions

• Begin execution of lab audits

Implementation/Integration

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Add list of labs we’ve visited already.

PHASE 3

• Fully migrate into technical environment

• Full communication/education campaign for campus

• Training and testing

• Transition into a fully operational audit and compliance service

• Complete design/development of Research Contract Lifecycle workflow

Monitor/Evaluate

CRITICAL PATH

WHAT CAN THE LABS EXPECT?

Jimmy Lummis

(404) 385-0334

jimmy.Lummis@security.gatech.edu

Jennifer Rhodes

(404) 385-3953

jennifer.rhodes@oit.gatech.edu

Blake Penn

(404) 385-5480

blake.penn@security.gatech.edu

QUESTIONS?

Print this and bring a hard copy.

LIST OF LABS IN SCOPE

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Ask for volunteers for Communications and Financial groups.

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