PAM 25-1-1 — Army Information Technology Implementation Instructions
PAM 25-1-1 governs Army information technology services, products, support, investment management, architecture, data, and solutions implementation.
- Publication number: PAM 25-1-1
- Title: ARMY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION INSTRUCTIONS
- Date: 07/15/2019
- Proponent: G-6
- Status: ACTIVE
View PAM 25-1-1 on armypubs.army.mil
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PAM 25-1-1 covers IT governance, planning, procurement, resource management, service management, architecture, data management, network capacity, user-facing services, and privacy impact assessments. It identifies procedures for IT reporting, accountability, compliance, implementation, fielding, and evaluation throughout the life cycle.
Applies to: The scope of this pamphlet includes all organizational levels.
Topics covered
- Information technology investment management
- Enterprise architecture
- Data management
- Information technology solutions implementation
- Network capacity
- User facing services
- Privacy impact assessments
- Electromagnetic spectrum operations
Questions and answers
What Army websites require a .mil domain name?
All Army websites must have a .mil domain name unless a waiver is granted by CIO/G 6. (paragraph 1-6)
When is an authority to operate required for a temporary exception to policy request?
An ATO and/or an ATO with POA&M must be completed in conjunction with submitting the TEP request. (paragraph 2)
When is a computer network defense service provider not required?
If the organization will only be passing public information or data over the connection, a computer network defense service provider is not required. (paragraph 2)
What must military construction projects include in the prime contract?
U.S. Army leadership directs that military construction (MILCON) projects give a complete and usable facility at Soldiers readiness date and, to meet these goals, directs that all IT requirements be included in the prime contract. (paragraph 5-1)
What accessibility requirement applies to Army public websites?
Army internet services and Army information will be accessible to disabled employees and disabled members of the public, and access will be comparable to that available to non-disabled individuals in compliance with the requirements and alternatives in DODM 8400.01. (paragraph 5-1)