QUANTICO, Va. – The onboarding of insider threat professionals from the U.S. Navy and the Department of Defense (DOD) Insider Threat Management and Analysis Center (DITMAC) into a new technology called the Solution for Insider Threat Hindrance (SITH) is just the beginning of an extensive DOD onboarding process, according to Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) officials.
In all, 72 counter insider threat professionals from the Navy and DITMAC are managing unclassified insider threat cases in SITH – an interim solution while DITMAC System of Systems (DSoS) Increment 2 is under development.
“We are genuinely excited about deploying SITH to the insider threat community. It took a monumental group effort to get this project across the finish line as a new solution in the hands of our users,” said Shannon Walters, DITMAC DSoS deputy program manager at the DCSA Program Executive Office. “SITH demonstrates DCSA’s ability to deliver solutions that meet the needs of our customers – making their jobs more efficient and providing new features that will have a positive impact on the mission. SITH is a real win for DCSA and the insider threat community. Its success built confidence in our ability to continue delivering capability with Increment 2.”
The SITH interim solution introduces Prevention, Assistance and Response (PAR) program functionality for DITMAC and case management capabilities for the PAR cadre at the installation level and insider threat component hubs. In addition, SITH maintains the existing DSoS Increment 1 capabilities for managing and analyzing insider threat information.
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