Standards Architecture, Security & Procurement Standard - “a document that provides requirements, specifications, guidelines or characteristics that can be used consistently to ensure that materials, products, processes and services are fit for their purpose.” – International Organization for Standardization (ISO) The State Chief Information Officer (SCIO) is responsible for overseeing a planning framework that collaboratively develops and publishes information technology standards that guide procurement, architecture, design, engineering, and operational activities: Learn about Technology Strategy and Standards. Learn about IT Architecture. Learn about the Statewide Technical Architecture Framework. Learn about Supported IT Platforms. Learn about Security and Procurement Policies. All Standards Documents Desktop Configuration Domain Management Geographic Information Services Identity & Access Management Project Management For desktop configuration standards, please contact NCDIT Operations Support at ITS_Tier3_Operations@its.nc.gov. Domain Management Guidelines Assessing Cloud-Based Solutions for Geospatial Data and Mapping Geographic Data Content Standard for Water Distribution and Sanitary Sewer Systems GeoMapp Key Findings and Best Practices Geospatial OneStop Geodetic Control GICC-SMAC-State-Local-Gov-Metadata-Profile GIS Mobile Best Practices LGC Bylaws 2016 National Digital Elevation Program Guidelines NC Parcel Data Standard Revision (2016) NC Parcel Data Standard Revision Summary (2016) North American Vertical Datum of 1988 North Carolina Technical Specification for LiDAR Base Mapping North Carolina Technical Specifications for Digital Orthophoto Base Mapping Oblique Imagery Guidance State and Local Government GIS Metadata Profile Statewide Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Data Collection and Documentation Standards Understanding Compression of Geospatial Raster Imagery U.S. National Grid - Format for Presenting Data Overview The state chief information officer strives to simplify electronic transactions with North Carolina state government. The state CIO is required to ensure this happens in a secure manner. This is accomplished through authentication of users and controlled access to applications and services. Standard To achieve this, the state CIO requires all interagency and external-facing solutions and applications that create content use the state’s identity and access management solution, NCID. NCID is used to integrate with numerous systems to synergize the end-user experience by providing authentication and authorization for state applications and solutions. All solutions requiring NCID authentication must externalize identity and access management and support the following protocols: Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML v2) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Web Services (SOAP/WSDL) As existing solutions are upgraded or replaced, they will be required to support the above protocols. A formal exception is required to use a solution other than NCID. The agency must provide just cause for the exception to be approved. The exception form can be found on https://it.nc.gov/documents/exception-resources. Benefits Estimation Cost Estimation Customer Feedback Lessons Learned Program/Project Review Project Architecture Review Project Assessment Type Project Change Request Project Change Request Form Project Charter Project Closeout Project Closeout Report Project Contract Award Recommendation Project Decision Memo Project Execution and Build Project Financial Assessment Project Go-Live Readiness Assessment Project Implementation Project Initiation Project Management Process Project Management Roles, Responsibilities and Authorities Project Manager Assessment Project Peer Review Project Planning and Design Project RFP Review Project RFP Review Form Project Security Review Project Security Review Form Project Weekly Status Report Project Weekly Status Report Example Project Weekly Status Report Form Quality Assurance Process Quality Control Decision Points Quality Control Process
Standards Architecture, Security & Procurement Standard - “a document that provides requirements, specifications, guidelines or characteristics that can be used consistently to ensure that materials, products, processes and services are fit for their purpose.” – International Organization for Standardization (ISO) The State Chief Information Officer (SCIO) is responsible for overseeing a planning framework that collaboratively develops and publishes information technology standards that guide procurement, architecture, design, engineering, and operational activities: Learn about Technology Strategy and Standards. Learn about IT Architecture. Learn about the Statewide Technical Architecture Framework. Learn about Supported IT Platforms. Learn about Security and Procurement Policies. All Standards Documents Desktop Configuration Domain Management Geographic Information Services Identity & Access Management Project Management For desktop configuration standards, please contact NCDIT Operations Support at ITS_Tier3_Operations@its.nc.gov. Domain Management Guidelines Assessing Cloud-Based Solutions for Geospatial Data and Mapping Geographic Data Content Standard for Water Distribution and Sanitary Sewer Systems GeoMapp Key Findings and Best Practices Geospatial OneStop Geodetic Control GICC-SMAC-State-Local-Gov-Metadata-Profile GIS Mobile Best Practices LGC Bylaws 2016 National Digital Elevation Program Guidelines NC Parcel Data Standard Revision (2016) NC Parcel Data Standard Revision Summary (2016) North American Vertical Datum of 1988 North Carolina Technical Specification for LiDAR Base Mapping North Carolina Technical Specifications for Digital Orthophoto Base Mapping Oblique Imagery Guidance State and Local Government GIS Metadata Profile Statewide Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Data Collection and Documentation Standards Understanding Compression of Geospatial Raster Imagery U.S. National Grid - Format for Presenting Data Overview The state chief information officer strives to simplify electronic transactions with North Carolina state government. The state CIO is required to ensure this happens in a secure manner. This is accomplished through authentication of users and controlled access to applications and services. Standard To achieve this, the state CIO requires all interagency and external-facing solutions and applications that create content use the state’s identity and access management solution, NCID. NCID is used to integrate with numerous systems to synergize the end-user experience by providing authentication and authorization for state applications and solutions. All solutions requiring NCID authentication must externalize identity and access management and support the following protocols: Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML v2) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Web Services (SOAP/WSDL) As existing solutions are upgraded or replaced, they will be required to support the above protocols. A formal exception is required to use a solution other than NCID. The agency must provide just cause for the exception to be approved. The exception form can be found on https://it.nc.gov/documents/exception-resources. Benefits Estimation Cost Estimation Customer Feedback Lessons Learned Program/Project Review Project Architecture Review Project Assessment Type Project Change Request Project Change Request Form Project Charter Project Closeout Project Closeout Report Project Contract Award Recommendation Project Decision Memo Project Execution and Build Project Financial Assessment Project Go-Live Readiness Assessment Project Implementation Project Initiation Project Management Process Project Management Roles, Responsibilities and Authorities Project Manager Assessment Project Peer Review Project Planning and Design Project RFP Review Project RFP Review Form Project Security Review Project Security Review Form Project Weekly Status Report Project Weekly Status Report Example Project Weekly Status Report Form Quality Assurance Process Quality Control Decision Points Quality Control Process
