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U.S. Agency for International Development
Single Audit of Management Sciences for Health, Inc., for the Year Ended June 30, 2019
Power plants rely on operational technology (OT) to ensure the plants can run without disruption. Due to the high risks associated with threat events against OT, we performed an audit of the Tennessee Valley Authority’s (TVA) OT cybersecurity at a combined cycle plant. Our objective was to determine if logical, physical, and general security controls were (1) appropriately designed to reduce cybersecurity risk and (2) operating effectively. We determined logical, physical, and some general controls were appropriately designed and operating effectively. However general security controls related to contingency planning, system inventory, system baselines, and cybersecurity monitoring needed improvement. Specifically, we identified:• Contingency plans were not documented. • OT inventory was incomplete.• System baselines were not in place.• Cybersecurity monitoring was incomplete.In addition, we determined a risk assessment had not been completed for the site’s OT systems.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) spent $60 million of Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) procurement, construction, and improvements (PC&I) funding on six contracts in fiscal years 2022 and 2023 to modernize and improve CBPowned land ports of entry (LPOEs). In FY 2022, CBP spent $16 million of IIJA PC&I funding for two contracts for maintenance and repairs at CBP-owned LPOEs. In FY 2023, CBP spent $44.5 million of IIJA PC&I funding for contracts to modernize six CBPowned LPOEs. In FY 2024, CBP plans to use IIJA PC&I funding for contracts to include work to address outstanding priority repairs at CBP-owned LPOEs.
The National Park Service Should Ensure the Land and Water Conservation Fund State Side Program Complies with the Justice40 Initiative and Identify Data Necessary for the Program to Successfully Implement the U.S. Department of the Interior’s “Equity Acti
The Library Office of Inspector General assessed whether the Library of Congress is exercising proper strategic planning and performance management at an agency-wide level.
What OIG Found:
We found: - Strategic Planning and Performance Management office has not fully Implemented Key Performance Indicators. - The Library’s Service Units Do Not Identify Risks for Service Unit Performance Goals. - Strategic Planning and Performance Management Is Not Validating/Verifying Funding Status as Part of the Review of the Directional Plan.
What OIG Recommends:
1. Complete the development of policies and procedures for developing and reporting KPIs. 2. Complete the development of KPIs for the fourth strategic goal, Fostering Innovation. 3. Develop a process for validating KPI data. 4. As part of the maturation of the Library’s Enterprise Risk Management Program, perform an analysis of current SUPG setting and associated risk management processes and determine whether additional risk management procedures are necessary. 5. Implement the Library’s own recommendations related to SUPG setting and associated risk management processes based on the analysis performed as part of recommendation 4.
Financial Audit of Cleaner Air and Better Health Activity in India Managed by Council on Energy, Environment and Water, Cooperative Agreement 72038621CA00010, April 1, 2022, to March 31, 2023