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Information Technology Association
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Information Technology Association of Canada Shared Services Canada - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Information Technology Association of Canada Shared Services Canada - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Information Technology Association of Canada Shared Services Canada Operations: Achieving Savings and Security February 4, 2014 Working Together to Drive Success 2 Savings How are we managing? Pressures Enterprise Opportunities In-flight
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Savings – How are we managing?
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Salary Capital O&M Pressures
Pressures Enterprise Opportunities In-flight projects not aligned to transformation Partner projects aligned to transformation Increases in service consumption New enterprise services and standards Business intake vs. integrating planning Divestment (data centre closures, land lines, etc.) Pressures: cost of living, absorbing salary, etc. Economic Action Plan targets New capabilities in services Integrated planning and long-term alignment
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Service Management Services – How are we doing?
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IT Service Management Advisory Committee
Investment Review Board
Business Transformation Committee Operations Committee Corporate Management Committee TBS-SSC IT Standards Committee Senior Management Board
Shared Services Canada Governance Structure
Shared Services Canada Senior Advisory Council IT Business Transformation Advisory Committee
Decision-making SMB sub-committees SPPOC sub-committee External advisory bodies
Audit and Evaluation Committee Senior Project and Procurement Oversight Committee
Procurement Review Board
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SSC’s PAA for FY2014-2015
Government of Canada Outcome Area
Well-managed and efficient government operations
Shared Services Canada Strategic Outcome
Modern, reliable, secure and cost-effective IT infrastructure services to support government priorities and program delivery
IT Infrastructure Services*
Distributed Computing Services
Workstation Services Desktop and Office Productivity Suite Services Email and Directory Services File / Print Services Remote Access Services Distributed Computing Services Program Management
Production and Operations Computing Services
Utility Computing Services Dedicated Application Hosting and Management Devices Facilities Management Services Production and Operations Computing Services Program Management
Telecommunications (Data, Voice and Video) Services
Data Network Infrastructure Services Inter and Intra Data Centre Network Services Voice Network Services Image and Video Communication Services Call Centre (Infrastructure) Services Telecommunications Services Program Management
Cyber and IT Security Services
IT Environment Protection Services Identification, Authentication, Authorization Services Secure Communication Services Perimeter Defence, Detection, Response, Recovery Audit Services Cyber and IT Security Services Program Management
Internal Services
Sound Stewardship of Public Funds Ability to Anticipate and respond to Partner s’ IT Business Requirements Confidentiality and Integrity of Data
* The structure of the Sub-Programs and Sub-Sub-Programs reflects the Government of Canada Profile of IT Services
Strategic Outcome Program Sub- Programs Sub-Sub- Programs Expected Results 6
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Cyber Security – Security Operations
CANADA’S CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY
PILLAR 1: SECURING GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS
- Strengthen the security of federal information
and information systems
- Strengthening Canada’s national security
capacity
- Contributing to global security and managing
threats from abroad
SSC MANDATE
SSC has accountability and responsibility to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability
- f the information processed and the assets used
to provide email/directories, telecommunications and data centre infrastructure, systems and services for its 43 partners.
Under the Canada Cyber Security Strategy, SSC is responsible for strengthening the security of federal information and information systems by:
- Establishing a 24/7 capacity for the SSC Security
Operations Centre (SSC-SOC)
- Bolstering IT security capabilities by creating:
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The Information Protection Centre to continuously analyse, assess, and review security related data
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A highly specialized IT security incident recovery team
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Taking responsibility of the Government of Canada Computer Incident Response Team to coordinate IT security incidents within the greater context of the federal government
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Wrap Up and Open Discussion
For more information, send an email to: Kevin.Radford@ssc-spc.gc.ca Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, Operations
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