OIG Oversight: Agency Operations

OIG seeks to help the agencies under our jurisdiction manage risk of all kinds, but particularly risks that could impede their ability to address uncertain security settings, ensure adequate controls over computer systems, meet Governmentwide requirements for transparency in financial reporting and accountability for appropriated funds, and effectively use limited financial and human resources.

Related Items & Reports

Assessment of MCC’s Charge Card Programs Showed Low Risk of Improper Purchases and Payments in FY 2021
Audit Report
0-MCC-22-016-C
USAID Implemented a Managed and Measurable Information Security Program for Fiscal Year 2022 in Support of FISMA
Audit Report
A-000-22-009-C
USADF Implemented an Optimized Information Security Program for Fiscal Year 2022 in Support of FISMA
Audit Report
A-ADF-22-008-C
Assessment of USAID’s Purchase Card Program Showed Low Risk of Improper Purchases and Payments in Fiscal Year 2021
Audit Report
0-000-22-015-C
USAID’s Travel Card Program Complied with the Government Charge Card Abuse Prevention Act in Fiscal Year 2021
Audit Report
0-000-22-014-C
IAF Implemented a Managed and Measurable Information Security Program for Fiscal Year 2022 in Support of FISMA
Audit Report
A-IAF-22-007-C
MCC Implemented a Managed and Measurable Information Security Program for Fiscal Year 2022 in Support of FISMA
Audit Report
A-MCC-22-006-C
USAID Complied in Fiscal Year 2021 With the Payment Integrity Information Act of 2019
Audit Report
0-000-22-013-C
USAID Implemented an Effective Information Security Program for Fiscal Year 2021 in Support of FISMA
Audit Report
A-000-22-005-C
MCC Implemented an Effective Information Security Program for Fiscal Year 2021 in Support of FISMA
Audit Report
A-MCC-22-004-C