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Title: Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of the Comptroller Information Technology Division


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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of the
ComptrollerInformation Technology Division
Security Officers Briefing
  • April 23, 2009

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Agenda
  • Introduction
  • Annual Security Approval
  • MMARS - preview new security transaction
  • PartnerNet Security
  • CIW Security Update
  • Intempo Upgrade
  • Information Security / Sensitive data
  • QA

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  • Martin Benison
  • Comptroller

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  • Department Head Security Review and Approval
  • Due by June 30th

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Audit Findings - Security
  • Access to Systems
  • Password maintenance
  • Data Security

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Internal Controls
  • Should reflect security
  • Must be updated annually

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Security Review and Approval
  • Semi Annual Certification
  • Department Heads Close / Open no later than June
    30th
  • DSO Calendar Year end no later than December 31st

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  • Dan Frisoli
  • Security Administrator
  • Office of the Comptroller

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UDOC and UDOCPR
  • MMARS User Security Management

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What can be done with UDOC?
  • Create a New User
  • Add security roles
  • Add DHSA
  • Update an Existing User
  • Add and/or remove security roles
  • Add and/or remove DHSA
  • Inactivate and Existing User
  • User is locked out and flagged as INACTIVE

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Who has access to UDOC?
  • Only Department Security Officers (DSOs) will
    have access to view, edit and submit UDOC.

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Where is UDOC?
  • UDOC is located in the MMARS Financial
    application
  • UDOC transactions will appear in the same Doc
    Catalog as other financial transactions such as
    CTs and PRCs

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How to Create a New User
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Enter User Data
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Enter Password and DHSA
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Select Security Roles
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Workgroup
  • All users must be assigned workgroup 27
  • Workgroup 27 provides all of the business
    functions links that one would see at the top of
    the screen in MMARS and LCM.

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MMARS Business Function links
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LCM Business Function links
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Add Workgroup
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VALIDATE SUBMIT UDOC
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ALL UDOCS will go to workflow
  • When a UDOC is submitted it will go to workflow
    to be reviewed by CTR Security Administration
  • If a UDOC is determined to be incorrect it will
    be rejected
  • An email will be sent to the DSO explaining what
    needs to be corrected

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QUESTIONS?
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How to Update a User
  • Change last name, phone number, email
  • Add and/or remove DHSA
  • Add and/or remove Security Roles

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1. Enter UAID2. Select Populate from Existing
User link
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Users data is pulled into the UDOC
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Add security roleValidate and Submit
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Questions?
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How to inactivate a User
  • Users can be INACTIVATED in MMARS but their
    records will remain in the system.
  • Security Reports will reflect INACTIVATED users.

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Enter UAID to be INACTIVATEDSelect Populate
from Existing User
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Select INACTIVESelect LOCKED OUT
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The User is now marked as INACTIVE on SCUSER and
will not be able to access MMARS
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Questions?
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UDOCPR
  • UDOCPR is used ONLY for Password Resets
  • The UDOCPR does not go to workflow

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Who has access to UDOCPR?
  • All DSOs will have access to UDOCPR
  • A separate role called HELPDESK can be assigned
    to Help Desk Representatives. This role will
    provide access to UDOCPR but NOT UDOC

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How to Unlock a User and Reset their Password
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Enter the UAIDSelect Populate from Existing
User
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Reset the Bad Logins Count to 0Uncheck the
Locked Out check boxEnter a temporary Password
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Validate and Submit the UDOCPR
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Inform the user
  • The DSO or Help desk representative should inform
    the user of the new password.

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Questions?
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  • Mary Maloney
  • Department Assistance Bureau
  • Office of the Comptroller

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Security Information Available
  • Security Policies
  • Security Forms

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Security Review and Approval
  • Enterprise Security Reports
  • SECMMARS
  • SECHRCMS
  • SECCIW
  • SECINTEM

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Security Review
  • Broad system access involves risks that must
    be managed
  • Segregation of duties and post -audit review
    of work performed

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Security Practices
  • Review of systems security is key to assuring
    that access reflects current responsibilities and
    changes in personnel

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PartnerNet Security
  • PartnerNet - status
  • New Applications
  • Internal Control Questionnaire
  • Financial Reporting
  • GAAP
  • Statutory Receivables
  • Fixed Assets
  • Component Unit reporting / Higher Ed

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PartnerNet Maintenance
  • DSO can
  • add new users
  • enter/ modify e-mail addresses supports user self
    service
  • reset passwords
  • request additional access

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PartnerNet Security
  • New Form add form in

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  • Maureen Robbie
  • CIW Customer Support Manager
  • Information Technology Division

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Changes to CIW Security
  • UMass new security role
  • SW need CIW board approval
  • Departmental UMass users
  • PCRS PARIS no longer available
  • (data will not be in New Warehouse)

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Changes to CIW Security
  • Classic MMARS
  • Org level no longer available
  • Affected users moved to Departmental access as of
    4/6/2009
  • Departmental security officers were notified by
    Comptrollers Office

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Changes to CIW Security
PMIS/CAPS SSN number key to views Restrict
access to 2 users per department 1 personnel
staff 1 payroll staff to be
implemented (Governors Executive Order 504)
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Changes to CIW Security
Intempo form CIW changes not reflected on
Intempo form ITDs System Security
Administration will monitor
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  • Stephanie Zierten
  • Deputy General Counsel
  • Information Technology Division

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
Before EO504
  • Commonwealths Information Technology Division
    (ITD)
  • Commonwealths Enterprise Security Board (ESB)
  • Cross section of Commonwealth agencies and local
    governments which oversee the Commonwealths
    security.
  • Created by ITD in 2001 but lacked legal standing
  • Worked together to create policies on
  • Enterprise Information Security Policy
  • Cybercrime and Security Incidents
  • Electronic Messaging
  • Data Classification
  • Remote Access
  • Wireless

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
What does it change
  • Doesnt Change
  • Any preexisting contractual obligations
  • Any preexisting security or privacy laws
  • Isnt mandated for
  • Non-Executive Agencies
  • Legislature, Trial Courts, Authorities

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
All Executive Agencies Must
  • Develop a written Information Security Program
    (ISP), including an Electronic Security Plan
  • Personal data and personal information security
    must be addressed by an Electronic Security
    Plan (ESP) (More on these in a few minutes)
  • Manage vendors/contractors
  • Verify all vendors/contractors have acceptable
    security controls to prevent data breaches
  • Follow mandatory ITD standards for verifying
    competence and integrity of contractors and
    subcontractors and
  • Incorporate required certifications into
    contracts.
  • Have Agency Head Certify all Programs, Plans,
    Self-Audits and Reports

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
All Executive Agencies Must
  • Appoint an Information Security Officer (ISO)
    (really a Security and Privacy Officer) who
  • Reports directly to Agency head
  • Coordinates Agencys compliance with
  • EO504
  • Federal and state laws and regulations (privacy
    and security)
  • ITD enterprise security policies and standards
  • Although not required by EO 504, ISO to
    coordinate compliance with contractual security
    and privacy obligations as well.

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
  • Basic Requirements -- ISP
  • Adopt and implement the maximum feasible
    measures reasonably needed to ensure the
    security, confidentiality and integrity of
  • Personal Information as defined in the Security
    Freezes and Notification of Data Breaches Statute
    (G.L. 93H)
  • Personal Data as defined under FIPA
  • Personal Information (G.L. 93H)
  • Residents first name (or initial) and last name
    in combination with
  • Social security number
  • Drivers license (or state issued i.d.) number or
  • Financial account number
  • Personal Data under FIPA
  • Any information which, because of name,
    identifying number, mark or description can be
    readily associated with a particular individual.
  • Except information that is contained within a
    public record (G.L. c. 4 7(26)).

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
  • ISP/ESP
  • Develop and implement written information
    security programs
  • Cover all personal information (not
    restricted to electronic
  • information)
  • Electronic personal data must be
    addressed in a subset of the
    Information Security
  • Program (ISP) called an
    electronic security
  • plan (ESP)

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
All Executive Agencies (ISOs) must also
  • Submit certified agency ISP and ESP to ITD
  • More on this later
  • Self audit ISPs and ESPs at least every year
  • assessing the state of their implementation and
    compliance with guidelines, standards, and
    policies issued by ITD, and with all applicable
    federal and state privacy and information
    security laws and regulations
  • Have all employees attend mandatory information
    security training
  • Staff, Supervisors, Managers, and Contractors
  • How to identify, maintain and safeguard records
    and data
  • Fully cooperate with ITD to fulfill ITD
    responsibilities

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
Compliance
  • How is this enforced?
  • ITD, with the approval of the Executive Office of
    Administration and Finance will determine
    remedial action for agencies in violation of
    EO504 and impose terms and conditions on agency
    IT funding.

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Executive Order 504Legal Refresher
ITD must
  • Implement its own ISP and ESP
  • Following Approval by an independent party (Peer
    Review)
  • Issue guidelines on developing and implementing
    ISPs and ESPs (More on this
    in a few minutes)
  • Review all ISP/ESPs and ESP audits
  • Review agencies compliance

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EO504Enterprise Information Security Policy
(Updated)
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EO504Enterprise Information Security Policy
(Updated)
  • Assists management in defining a framework that
    establishes a secure environment.
  • Overarching structure provided for achieving
    confidentiality, integrity and availability of
    both information assets and IT Resources
  • Information Security Management Program
  • Risk Assessment
  • Risk Treatment
  • Security Policy, Policy Adoption and
    Documentation Review

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Next Steps
  • Department Head approval
  • UDOC Implementation schedule
  • Training
  • Job aids
  • New PartnerNet form to be posted
  • Webcast to be posted

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Contact Information
  • CommonHelp 866-888-2808
  • CTR Helpdesk 617-973-2468
  • Dan Frisoli CTR Security
  • 617-973-2614
  • Comptrollers Security mailbox
  • SecurityRequest_at_MassMail.State.MA.US
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