The Information Systems Security (ISS) Engineering website is a checklist that guides you throughout the acquisition management systems (AMS) phases to perform the security related activities using the ISS engineering processes.
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The ISS Engineering process tasks support the phased AMS decisions, as shown in the Acquisitions Management Systems (AMS) logo above. Each Program Office or Service Organization shall tailor its ISS Engineering activities to meet its program milestones and use its System Engineering Management Plan (SEMP) to tailor its ISS Engineering activities and process tasks.
Each phase has ISS Engineering products that support the other Systems Engineering (SE) elements, consistent with contents of the Systems Engineering Manual (SEM) section 4.8.6.3, "Information Security Engineering Process Tasks." The Information System Security Plan (ISSP) is a key ISS Engineering planning document for every FAA IT program. The ISSP provides an overview of the system, presents an approach for meeting associated security requirements, and delineates responsibilities and rules for controlling access and use of information and related assets within the system. The program ISSP is a living document, prepared early in system lifecycle and updated regularly during program/system development. Above AMS logo summarizes the ISS Engineering process task alignment with the AMS phases.
For comments or feedback contact 9-atop-hq-isse-info@faa.gov.
Last updated: Friday, October 12, 2018