Open Recommendations

We recommend that DOI's Chief Information Officer incorporate and enforce the following items into its newly evolving vulnerability management program- a. enterprise-level monitoring and reporting of all devices and software packages; b. enterprise-level enforcement of consistent assessment, detection, prioritization and remediation techniques; c. required elevated account credential usage for testing; d. enterprise-level monitoring and bureau accountability for patch deployment; and e. enterprise-level quarantining for critically vulnerable systems that are not patched in a pre-defined timeframe.

Continue to pursue ways to make the business records process more efficient, particularly for applications related to cyber cases.

Develop training on the proper use of Religious Compensatory Time and require all managers approving, and employees using, Religious Compensatory Time to complete the course.

We recommend that USBR promptly notify the Klamath Irrigation District of its obligation to repay the cost to design, construct, and operate and maintain the A-Canal head gates and fish screens and the total amount that must be repaid, as determined by USBR in Recommendations 1 and 2.

We recommend that USBR negotiate and establish a repayment contract with the Klamath Irrigation District to secure timely repayment of USBR's cost to design, construct, and operate and maintain the A-Canal head gates and fish screens, as determined by USBR in Recommendations 1 and 2.

Require New Mexico HSD verify enrollment and/or exemption, as applicable, for the four student cases identified, and if it is determined the students were ineligible, require HSD to determine if payments were improper and warrant establishment of a claim.

Require HSD to review the four cases identified to determine if payments were improper and warrant establishment of a claim.

The five cases identified above be reconciled with other State/Territory eDRS queries performed during the coverage gap period to identify disqualified individuals who may have attempted to receive benefits in another State/Territory.

Require New Mexico HSD review the two identified cases and verify income to determine if payments were improper and warrant establishment of a claim.

Require HSD to review the case identified to determine if payments were improper and warrant establishment of a claim.

Require HSD review the two cases identified to determine if payments were improper and warrant establishment of a claim.

Require HSD review the case identified to determine if payments were improper and warrant establishment of a claim.

Collect data on the Plan to Achieve Self-Support (PASS) program participation, costs, and outcomes.

Evaluate the PASS program’s impact on disability rolls periodically.

We recommend that the Director of the Public Housing Financial Management Division determine whether any of the overpayment of $3,630,286 was ineligible and take appropriate actions to recoup the ineligible payments.

We recommend that the Director of the Public Housing Financial Management Division validate the $1,191,767 in underpayments and determine if any corrections should be made.

We recommend that the Director of the Public Housing Financial Management Division recapture the overpayment of $116,218 disbursed for the units, which exceeded the PHAs' Faircloth limit.

Promptly design and implement a plan that ensures that its law enforcement and detention components comply with the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

(U) Rec. B.1.b: The DoD OIG recommended that the Commander of Air Force Space Command ensure that all scheduled Integrated Threat Warning/Attack Assessment Electromagnetic Pulse projects, to include final verification testing, are completed.

Establish a standardized list of courses, covering at least the Release Preparation Program's core categories, as designated by the BOP, to enhance the consistency of Release Preparation Program curricula across BOP institutions.

Explore the use of incentives and other methods to increase inmate participation and completion rates for the Institution Release Preparation Programs.