Office of the Chief Information Officer (Department of the Treasury)

Office of the Chief Information Officer (Department of the Treasury) Type: Government Parent organization: U.S. Department of the Treasury Employees: Executive: Tony Arcadi, Chief Information Officer Budget: Address: 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20220 Website: https://home.treasury.gov/services/information-technology Creation Legislation: Wikipedia: Office of the Chief Information Officer (Department of the Treasury)

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Mission To provide leadership and strategic direction in the use of information technology to support the Treasury's mission of promoting economic prosperity and ensuring the financial security of the United States. The OCIO aims to modernize IT infrastructure, enhance cybersecurity, and leverage technology for better government service delivery.

Services IT Strategy; Cybersecurity; Enterprise Applications

Regulations

Office of the Chief Information Officer (Department of the Treasury) (OCIO) is responsible for managing the Department's IT resources, ensuring that technological advancements support its mission in managing the nation's finances and implementing economic policy.

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Mission

The mission of the OCIO is to enable the Treasury Department to achieve its goals by providing innovative IT solutions that are secure, efficient, and aligned with the Department's needs. This includes overseeing IT strategy, managing cybersecurity risks, and ensuring that technology supports both internal operations and public services in finance management, tax administration, and economic policy.

Parent organization

The OCIO is part of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, serving as its technology arm.

Legislation

The OCIO's role is derived from broader mandates concerning government IT management, like the [E-Government Act of 2002](https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/PLAW-107publ347/html/PLAW-107publ347.htm), rather than specific legislation for its creation.

Partners

- Other federal agencies for IT interoperability and shared services. - Private sector IT service providers for technical support and innovation.

Number of employees

Specific employee numbers for the OCIO are not publicly specified.

Organization structure

• Enterprise Infrastructure Operations Services (EIOS) manages telecom policy and IT infrastructure.
• Cyber Security handles security policy and implementation across the Department.
• Enterprise Applications develops shared IT solutions for operational needs.

List of programs

• Tax Technology Modernization
• Enterprise Technology Governance
• Cybersecurity Strategy and Operations

Last total enacted budget

Public budget figures specifically for the OCIO are not detailed, as they are part of the broader Treasury Department's budget.

Leader

Tony Arcadi serves as the Chief Information Officer for the Department of the Treasury.

Services provided

The OCIO provides strategic IT management, including the development and maintenance of IT systems, cybersecurity services, and the implementation of enterprise applications that support the Treasury's operations. This includes managing the IT lifecycle from procurement to disposal, ensuring compliance with federal IT standards, and driving technological innovation within the Department.

Regulations overseen

While not directly overseeing regulations, the OCIO ensures compliance with federal IT policies like FISMA and NIST standards, influencing how the Treasury manages its IT assets and data security.

Headquarters address

1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20220

Website

https://home.treasury.gov/services/information-technology

Wikipedia article

There is no dedicated Wikipedia article for the Office of the Chief Information Officer at the Department of the Treasury.