Is this the same scenario as when 3rd parties were trying to get us to
use their systems to submit to G.g and then charge us for it???
Audree S. Hughes
Sponsored Programs Manager
Eastern Virginia Medical School
757.446.6026
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From: Research Administration List [mailto:xxxxxx@hrinet.org] On
Behalf Of Nate Martinez-Wayman
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 2:32 PM
To: xxxxxx@hrinet.org
Subject: [RESADM-L] Paying to access DOD electronic systems?
Greetings to the list ~
Question of the day: Has anyone else received the following email, or
otherwise been informed about the pending requirement to purchase an
electronic certificate to gain access to all DOD internet-based systems?
We received this message from ONR, not from the DOD agency that has a
grant relationship with our PIs, but it seems to suggest that anyone
requiring access to any DOD system (to retrieve NGAs, request payments,
etc.) will need to purchase a certificate beginning 1/4/2007.
Before I over-react with indignation that we will be required to pay the
federal government to access their publicly-funded computer systems, I
thought I would ask my wise peers for any background information and/or
insights into this.
On- or off-line replies are welcome.
Thank in advance,
Nate
______________________________
Nate Martinez-Wayman
Grants Officer
Office of Grants and Contracts
Nova Southeastern University
3301 College Avenue
Fort Lauderdale-Davie, FL 33314
ph: (954)262-5378
fax: (954)262-3977
xxxxxx@nova.edu
www.nova.edu/ogc
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 11:37 AM
Subject: ALL Users of the ONR AwardWeb, AdminWeb, and PayWeb Systems.
This message applies to ALL Users of the ONR AwardWeb, AdminWeb, and
PayWeb Systems.
On September 26, 2006, the Naval Network Warfare Command (NETWARCOM)
directed that all Naval Web Servers hosting applications accessed by
external users must implement Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) electronic
authentication of users.
This was to be accomplished by October 4, 2006; however, we were able to
obtain a 90 day delay in implementation until January 4, 2007.
What this means is that the users of these systems will need to purchase
a PKI certificate from an approved source in order to obtain access.
These certificates cost between $99 and $115 per year for each user.
The approved sources of these certificates are as follows:
* ORC at http://eca.orc.com <http://eca.orc.com/>
* VeriSign, Inc. at http://www.verisign.com/gov/ieca
Beginning on January 4, 2007, all of the ONR web sites will be PKI
enabled. We sincerely apologize for the short notice, but hope that you
will understand that increased security is becoming a significant issue,
and we are attempting to preserve/protect our ability to interchange
information with you electronically.
If you have questions or require technical assistance in implementing
PKI, the following telephone numbers should prove helpful. PKI
Technical Questions - Navy PKI Help Desk 1-800-304-4636 DAWN
LEYMEISTER/CIV/NETWARCOM N33/LOC:NORFOLK VA /TEL:757-417-7929 Please do
not delay in taking action to get your PKI certificates. The process
entails face-to-face identification in front of either a Registration
Authority or a Notary Public prior to the request being processed. It
can potentially take several days from certificate request to
certificate issuance, so please act early.
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