tony scott has been at omb for about 90 days now.he has been engaged with us from the very beginning. he and donna have a strong relationship and a strong advisor role. senator moran: prior to his arrival 90 days, was there someone filling that responsibility as well? director archuleta: i don't know that, sir, but i would be glad to get that information back to you. senator moran: thank you. chair: thank you, senator moran. thank you all for being careful to the again, i apologize for the earlier delay. this is such an important hearing. it is probably one of the most important hearings we will have this year. we will be following up in the not-too-distant future and making sure things are moving in the right direction. i want to thank you all for participating. i also want to thank my staff and senator coons staff. ' staff for the excellent job they have done. i asked unanimous consent for government a place to be included in the hearing record. if there are no further questions, the hearing record will remain open until next tuesd

we work very closely with the federal cio who has responsibility for this, tony scott. he's been at omb for 90 days now. he's been engaged with us from the very beginning. and his -- he and donna have a very strong relationship and he has a strong adviser role to us. >> prior to his arrival 90 days ago was there someone filling that responsibility as well? >> i don't know that sir but i would be glad to get that information back to you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you senator moran. thank all of you for being here. again i apologize for the earlier delay. this is such an important hearing, though i i think this is probably one of the most important hearings that we'll have this year. and we will be following up in the not too distant future making sure that things are moving in the right direction. i want to thank all of you for participating. i want to thank any staff, senator coons' staff for the excellent job they did in preparing for the hearing. at this time i ask that unanimous con sents that the statements made by the employees union be in

with tony scott's assistance we are going to address this on an enterprise wide. >> no one is personally responsible? >> i don't believe anyone is personably responsible but we are working as hard as we can to protect the data of our 'em because that is most important. i take it seriously and am angry as you are that this has happened to opm and i'm doing every i can to move as quickly as i can to protect the systems. >> thank you very much. >> ms. archeleta mentioned theb prs with the legacy system which we understand. isn't it true that several of what was breached were not legacy system, but were the right tools in place had not have been breached. >> based on our audit work -- >> the idea that this is all legacy is really not the case? >> well there are many legacy systems at opm. i don't want to give the wrong impression. that's a fact. but based on the work that we have done in our audits and ongoing work that we are doing it is our understanding that a few of the systems that were breached are not legacy systems. they are modern systems that current tools could be implemented on.

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tony scott, u.s. chief information officer of the office of the government and the opposite of management and budget. ms. kearns, the department of the interior. donna seymore, the chief information's office of the united states office of personnel management. mr. michael esser, assistant inspector general for audit office of the inspector general of the united office of personnel management. we welcome you all. witnesses are all to be sworn in before they testify. if you can rise and raise your wife -- right hand. you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you will give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth . thank you, please be seated, and let the record respect -- reflect that all witnesses responded in the affirmative. we appreciate you limiting your testimony to five minutes. we will, i can limit those 25 minutes, we will be -- limit those testimonies to five minutes. it will be entered into the record. after the conclusion, we will hear from mr. cummings and go to q

so far, i am pleased with tony scott and the role of the rollout. congress can support these efforts by demanding aggressive implementation development of measures for assessing the impact, and transparency in reporting ongoing process. effective and limitation is the government's best hope. second, dry adoption of best practices. there have been positive movements with the updated law and the move to continue monitoring. i recommend the government rethink how it is measuring success, with focus along three lines. the continuing need to pursue cyber security tools to prevent intrusion, but even more importantly, detect them quickly when intrusions do occur. the government needs to assume that sophisticated adversaries will still gain access. the root of all trust is verified identity, and the government needs to step back and rethink how it is rapidly implementing ubiquitous use of multi factor authentication's, along with the behavioral detection systems to identify insider threats or compromise credentials. finally, the government needs to target

tony scott u.s.f information officer of the office of government and information technology at the u.s. office of management and budget. and miss ville via -- silvia burns at the united states department of interior. donna seymour, from the united states office of personnel management and mr. michael esser, assistant inspector general for audits office of the inspector general at the united states office of personnel management. we welcome you all. pursuant to committee rule, all witnesses will be sworn before they testify. if you will please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. thank you. please be seated. let the record reflect that all witnesses answered in the affirmative. in order to allow time for discussion, we would aappreciate you limiting your testimony to five minutes. we will -- again please limit your comments to five minutes. i'll be a little bit generous but

my colleagues across government have, like tony scott and others, the federal cio and i've been the benefit of those conversations at the -- and his experiences as well as other people throughout government. we recognize that cyber security is an enterprise issue for all of us in government. it's not just one person who has to take responsibility. all of us across government -- >> i appreciate that but i think the point that has been made by people who are leaders in this field is the person at the very top has to take that role. i would note when target, when they had this breach when they had this problem, it wasn't just the cio who lost their job, it was the ceo who lost their job. that's how that was responded to in the private sector. so, i want to continue with some of the points that have been made by mr. mcfarland. have you sat down with mr. mcfarland to discuss his recommendations, you personally? >> i sit with mr. mcfarland. he's brought some of those to my attention. i've also -- with the flash audit i have not had opportunity because of the time period it was released but it's m

my colleagues across government have, like tony scott and others, the federal cio and i've been the benefitf those conversations at the -- and his experiences as well as other people throughout government. we recognize that cyber security is an enterprise issue for all of us in government. it's not just one person who has to take responsibility. all of us across government -- >> i appreciate that but i think the point that has been made by people who are leaders in this field is the person at the very top has to take that role. i would note when target, when they had this breach when they had this problem, it wasn't just the cio who lost their job, it was the ceo who lost their job. that's how that was responded to in the private sector. so, i want to continue with some of the points that have been made by mr. mcfarland. have you sat down with mr. mcfarland to discuss his recommendations, you personally? >> i sit with mr. mcfarland. he's brought some of those to my attention. i've also -- with the flash audit i have not had opportunity because of the time period it was released but it's my

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