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NASA Struggles to Fix Network Security Holes
By David F. Carr
2005-10-01
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NASA Struggles to Fix Network Security Holes - 'ZIFFPAGE TITLENASA Base Case ' (
Page 6 of 6 )  NASA Base Case
Headquarters: D St. S.W., Washington, DC 20001
Phone: (202) 358-0001
Business: Space exploration, Earth imaging and aeronautical research
Chief Information Officer: Pat Dunnington
Budget for 2004: $16 billion
Challenge: Establish an agencywide system to track the identities of all computer users.
BASELINE GOALS:
- Create one system for managing and tracking the creation, modification and deletion of computer accounts that will encompass an estimated 2,500 applicationsmost of which today manage accounts independently.
- Obtain benefits of $116.8 million over the next six years, compared with an estimated $33 million in spending on the integration project.
- Verify identities of an estimated 275,000 users80,000 employees and contractors, plus university scientists and other remote userswith accounts on NASA systems. Reduce to zero the unknown number of "orphan accounts" of those who no longer have a legitimate reason for access to NASA's systems.
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