Information Assurance


Information Assurance (IA) is the discipline of protecting government information resources from malicious and unintended uses — misuse, exploitation — while ensuring their availability, integrity, and operational capabilities for intended users.


Synteras Information Assurance Activities:

  • Asset analysis — identification, classification, and protection objectives
  • Vulnerability and threat assessments — identification and prioritization in asset impact terms
  • Battle damage assessments — operational impact assessment, lessons learned analysis, and technique refinement

Synteras Information Assurance Capabilities:

  • Economical COTS IT infrastruture that leverages current investments, skill sets, and training regimens routinely in use today across the federal landscape
  • Multiple layers of automated security
  • Data encryption at rest and in-transit
  • Compartmented access based on pre-determined permissions
  • Enterprise rights management
  • Acquisition, certification, and accreditation of solutions
  • Enterprise rights management
  • Automated security tools designed to detect insider threats and
  • Emergency network lockdown capability
Graphic of keyhole with ones and zeros, an abstract representation of information security

Key Contract Activities:

  • Program and plan development
  • Policy, standards, procedures, and process development
  • Architecture design
  • Solution implementation;
  • Exercise development and support
  • Acquisition, certification, and accreditation of solutions