Sra International Inc Essay
SRA International Inc.,
TEAM: PHOENIX
ANJANA
ANISH
ARUN
ARUNA
ARUL
S AT H I S H
VA I S H N AV I
S U P R I YA
Introduction
SRA International is a leading provider of IT
services and solutions to the Federal
Government
Headquartered in Fairfax, VA, has over 7,000 employees located in more than 50 locations around the world
In 2005, the company’s revenue was around
881 million dollars
99% of companies revenue was from federal government Continued…
SRA is the significant contributor to C4ISR systems that supports
U.S Department of Defense and Department of Homeland security
SRA’s responsibilities typically involve the design, Development,
Integration and Implementation of Large and complex
Information systems
The Service Category falls into three groups:
Strategic …show more content…
Explain why this has happened.
It is because most of the times even though the
right systems are adopted, they require continuous updating and maintenance. So, systems might not be updated.
At times managers are not aware of the status of the security systems adopted.
Systems might not meet the physical security requirements. Etc
8.What are the differences, in terms of legal regulations and guidance for compliance, between the federal government and industry in managing the security of information and information systems?
The major differences are:
1. Assessment questions once answered takes considerably less time for future evaluation.
2. Software developed is shared among the federal agencies in a more efficient and cost effective manner. 3. Information security within the federal government is a demanding endeavor requiring team work (sharing ideas, application of security solutions, evolution of standardized practices, cost effective).
4. Federal agencies must strictly verify their
TEAM: PHOENIX
ANJANA
ANISH
ARUN
ARUNA
ARUL
S AT H I S H
VA I S H N AV I
S U P R I YA
Introduction
SRA International is a leading provider of IT
services and solutions to the Federal
Government
Headquartered in Fairfax, VA, has over 7,000 employees located in more than 50 locations around the world
In 2005, the company’s revenue was around
881 million dollars
99% of companies revenue was from federal government Continued…
SRA is the significant contributor to C4ISR systems that supports
U.S Department of Defense and Department of Homeland security
SRA’s responsibilities typically involve the design, Development,
Integration and Implementation of Large and complex
Information systems
The Service Category falls into three groups:
Strategic …show more content…
Explain why this has happened.
It is because most of the times even though the
right systems are adopted, they require continuous updating and maintenance. So, systems might not be updated.
At times managers are not aware of the status of the security systems adopted.
Systems might not meet the physical security requirements. Etc
8.What are the differences, in terms of legal regulations and guidance for compliance, between the federal government and industry in managing the security of information and information systems?
The major differences are:
1. Assessment questions once answered takes considerably less time for future evaluation.
2. Software developed is shared among the federal agencies in a more efficient and cost effective manner. 3. Information security within the federal government is a demanding endeavor requiring team work (sharing ideas, application of security solutions, evolution of standardized practices, cost effective).
4. Federal agencies must strictly verify their