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As part of the implementation, you may need to update your application's design requirements to account for new or modified security requirements. You may also need to implement or develop specific tools to satisfy required controls. If the cost of developing or implementing a new security control is impractical or if it is not cost effective when compared to the potential risk of not implementing the control, you can apply for a security waiver to the NIH chief information security officer (CISO). You should discuss any waiver requests first with your Contracting Officer Representative (COR), and with the NCI ISSO (nciirm@mail.nih.gov

) before actually submitting the request, to determine if there are any compensating control options and whether the waiver is likely to be approved.

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Your AO will most likely be either your Contracting Officer Representative (COR) or your Federal Program Manager (PM), sometimes one and the same. If you have trouble determining who the AO will be for your system, email the NCI ISSO.

for assistance in making a determination.

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