Cloud/Gov CIO Panel Gain … A Clearer Perspective on Cloud Computing Moderator: Michael Binko, President & CEO, kloudtrack® Panelists: Thomas Bayer, CIO, SEC Henry Sienkiewicz, CIO DISA Kevin Smith, Deputy CIO, United States Patent & Trademark Office Keith Trippie, Executive Director of Enterprise Systems, DHS Stephen Warren, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, VA
In this session you will hear leading government CIOs share their perspectives of cloud in government and what it means for their respective agencies. We will discuss the state of procurements (current and future) for which the agencies are seeking cloud/saas capabilities, their primary goals and objectives for each agency's cloud initiative, and the metrics for evaluating the ROI.
Moderator: Michael Binko, President and CEO, kloudtrack
Panelists: Thomas Bayer, Chief Information Officer, Securities and Exchange Commission Henry Sienkiewicz, Chief Information Officer, DISA Kevin Smith, Deputy Chief Information Officer, United States Patent & Trademark Keith Trippie, Executive Director of Enterprise System Development , Department of Homeland Security Stephen Warren, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Department of Veterans Affairs
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Cloud/Gov CIO Panel
Gain … A Clearer Perspective on Cloud Computing
Moderator:
Michael Binko, President & CEO, kloudtrack®
Panelists:
Thomas Bayer, CIO, SECHenry Sienkiewicz, CIO DISA
Kevin Smith, Deputy CIO, United States Patent & Trademark Office
Keith Trippie, Executive Director of Enterprise Systems, DHSStephen Warren, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, VA
Five Indicators That Federal Cloud Computing is Here to Stay
February 2, 2011
Presented byDeniece Peterson
Manager, Industry Analysis
INPUT Survey: Cloud Computing
3
19%54%
Have cloud computing
solution(s) in place
Anticipate cloud computing
having a major impact on agency IT objectives
55%
See cost savings as the primary driver of cloud computing
adoption
70%
Believe
security is the primary obstacle
to broader adoption
n=37
Margin of Error: +/-3%
Vendor solutions continue to evolve
Expanding vendor pool from large-scale market leaders to small, niche players
NIST-led initiative to validate and interim specifications to agencies in the areas of security, interoperability and data portability
Numerous working groups open to vendors
Use cases Reference
architecture and taxonomy
Defense• Army – email (DISA), CRM• Air Force – personnel
services, CRM/case mgmt• DISA – RACE PaaS (SW
testing/dev)DOE - EmailDHS – SharePoint as a Service, emailGSA – Apps.gov, emailHHS – EHR, IT inventory mgmtInterior – Email, Cloud Service Provider (National Business Center)NASA – NebulaSSA – online knowledge baseTreasury – Treasury.gov website
#3: Numerous Models of Success Pave the Way
6
Early Adopters
Centralized cloud computing security certification serviceGSA-led initiative, in collaboration with OMB (policy) and NIST (technical)Allows agencies to leverage FedRAMP authorizationGoals:
Improve overall security postureReduce duplication of effortEnable rapid acquisition of cloud services
#2: Certification Program Underway to Address Security Concerns
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Security Certification
Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)
By September 2011: for all newly planned or performing major IT investments
By September 2012: for all IT investments making enhancements to an existing investment
By September 2013: for all IT investments in steady-state
#1: OMB Policy Putting “Teeth” into Cloud Strategy
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PolicyEnforcement
25 Point Implementation Plan to Reform Federal Information Technology Management
“Cloud-First” Policy Identify 3 “must move” systems within 3 months; move 1 to the cloud within 12 months