Iowa DAS EBSOA Network Systems Security Discovery WS

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Iowa DAS EBSOANetwork / Systems / Security
Discovery WS

• Overview
• Network, systems and security architectures
• Monitoring and management policies, standards and
  tools
• Who Should Attend
• Network/Systems Architects, Network/Systems
  Administrators
• Information Discussed
• Network Architecture
• Hardware routers, switches, firewalls, etc.
• Topologies, subnet deployment, physical
  configuration, transports, data formats, traffic
  routing
• System Architecture
• Hardware serves, clusters.
• Operating systems and core services, HTTP
  servers, email, application servers, databases,
  load balancing, fail-over
• Security Architecture
• Authorization and authentication, account
  management, single sign-on, secure transports,
  PKI or equivalent cryptographic mechanisms,
  intrusion detection systems, trusted network
  relationships
• Network and Systems Management and Monitoring
• Tools, backup, disaster recovery, downtime
• What to Bring
• Network design, systems deployment,
  infrastructure standards, policies and procedures
  (backup, disaster recovery, security), other
  relevant documentation
• Duration / Start Time

For More Information Please Contact Steve
Gibbons IDAS Project Manager steven.gibbons_at_iowa
.gov Office [phone]
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Iowa DAS EBSOAGeneral Applications Portfolio /
Org WS

• Overview
• Primary applications supporting core business
  processes
• Overarching, Agency and Applications
  organizational information
• Who Should Attend
• Bureau Chiefs, Project Managers, Business
  Analysts, Application Architects, Lead Developers
  and/or Developers
• Information Discussed
• Overarching Organizational information
• Organizational chart for JCIO, Technology
  Committee, Agency, Application
• Agency Application Software Development Life
  Cycle (SDLC)
• Methodology, tools
• Agency Application Portfolio
• Purpose, business process(es) it supports,
  high-level context diagram/workflow, domain
  entities, high-level architecture, technology
  stack
• What to Bring
• SDLC documentation, High-level models (business
  process, application architecture, entity
  relationship diagram), SDLC-supporting tools
  inventory, other manuals
• Duration / Start Time
• Date May 3, 2006
• Start Time 1230pm
• Duration 4 Hours
• Location

For More Information Please Contact Steve
Gibbons IDAS Project Manager steven.gibbons_at_iowa
.gov Office [phone]
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Iowa DAS EBSOACandidate Applications Portfolio /
Org WS

• Overview
• Sub-set of primary applications that meet the
  following criteria low risk, high
  technical/organizational feasibility, high
  business value, high potential for reusability
• Applications sponsors and main stakeholders
• Who Should Attend
• Bureau Chiefs, Project Managers, Business
  Analysts, Application Architects, Lead Developers
  and/or Developers
• Information Discussed
• Application Portfolio
• Requirements, detail architecture, design,
  deployment, domain entities and relationships,
  wish list, future directions, intra/inter-agency
  integration needs
• Organizational information
• Profiles of Sponsors and main stakeholders
• What to Bring
• Requirements documents, diagrams (detail
  architecture, design, deployment, entity
  relationship), other manuals
• Duration / Start Time
• Date May 4, 2006
• Start Time 1230pm
• Duration 4 Hours
• Location
• Conference Rooms 2 and 3, Hoover B-level

For More Information Please Contact Steve
Gibbons IDAS Project Manager steven.gibbons_at_iowa
.gov Office [phone]