1300 - 1330 (Montgomery and Miller) DLA Industry Day Briefing 8570 Reporting - June 9 2021 Update V2.pptx
Posted: June 7, 2021
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This presentation is from the DLA Industry Day Briefing on June 9, 2021, focusing on DoD 8570 IA/Cyber reporting. The key points covered include the transition from DoD 8570.01 to DoD 8140.01, DFARS clauses 252.239.7001, 7002-3, and 7003, contract requirements related to 8570 certifications, and the responsibilities of contractors in ensuring personnel have proper information assurance certifications. It outlines the requirements for information assurance contractor training and certification, including documentation and tracking of certification status post-award.
Additionally, it specifies pre-award and post-award contractor requirements related to reporting on 8140/8570 personnel and certifications.
The presentation emphasizes the importance of DoD-approved 8570 baseline certifications for contractors supporting IA/Cyber functions, detailing the qualifications needed for different categories and levels of functions. It also addresses the need for Computing Environment (CE) certifications for specific positions and the requirement for contractors to provide resumes and certifications for key personnel at proposal submission. Furthermore, it highlights that all members of the cyberspace/IA workforce, including civilians, military personnel, foreign nationals, local nationals, and contractors, must have appropriate certifications based on their duties, whether full-time, part-time, or embedded within contracts supporting DLA functions.
Additionally, it specifies pre-award and post-award contractor requirements related to reporting on 8140/8570 personnel and certifications.
The presentation emphasizes the importance of DoD-approved 8570 baseline certifications for contractors supporting IA/Cyber functions, detailing the qualifications needed for different categories and levels of functions. It also addresses the need for Computing Environment (CE) certifications for specific positions and the requirement for contractors to provide resumes and certifications for key personnel at proposal submission. Furthermore, it highlights that all members of the cyberspace/IA workforce, including civilians, military personnel, foreign nationals, local nationals, and contractors, must have appropriate certifications based on their duties, whether full-time, part-time, or embedded within contracts supporting DLA functions.
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