Reporting Requirements
Federal IT reporting requirements and guidance for CIOs and agency IT leadership.
7.1 Integrated Data Collection (IDC)
The IDC is the OMB Office of the Federal CIO's (OFCIO) quarterly reporting mechanism to capture data and information related to PortfolioStat, DCOI, and other OFCIO led initiatives.
7.2 CPIC Reporting
The $1 reporting process includes all stages of capital programming including planning, budgeting, procurement, management, and assessment.
7.3 DCOI Reporting
7.3 DCOI Reporting DCOI reporting is performed through three methods: a data center inventory reported to OMB quarterly, a DCOI strategic plan updated annually, and a list of FITARA milestones updated quarterly.
7.4 FISMA Reporting
$1 metrics are aligned to the five functions outlined in NIST's Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure and Cybersecurity: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover.
7.5 FITARA Reporting
7.5 FITARA Reporting FITARA requires federal agencies to submit annual reports that include: Comprehensive data center inventories, Multiyear strategies to consolidate and optimize data centers, Performance metrics and a timeline for agency action, and Yearly calculations of investment and cost savings related to FITARA implementation.
7.6 FISMA Report to Congress
OMB publishes a FISMA Annual Report to Congress ($1) each fiscal year which includes data reported by agencies to OMB and CISA highlighting government wide cybersecurity programs and initiatives, and agencies' progress to enhance federal cybersecurity from the past year and into the future.
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