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Supply Chain Risk Management (Scrm) Governance Board Charter, Version 1.0
ML21074A023
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Issue date: 07/26/2021
From: Kathy Lyons-Burke
NRC/OCIO
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Kathy Lyons-Burke 415-0524
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Supply Chain Risk Management Governance Board Charter Revision Number:

1.0 Primary

Contact:

Kathy Lyons-Burke Senior Level Advisor for Information Security Responsible Organization:

OCIO ADAMS Accession #:

ML21074A023 Effective Date:

15-Jun-2021 Approved By:

David Nelson Chief Information Officer Catherine Haney Performance Improvement Officer0F1 1 At the NRC, the Performance Improvement Officer performs duties including those of a Chief Risk Officer David J. Nelson Digitally signed by David J.

Nelson Date: 2021.06.29 15:25:01 -04'00' Catherine Haney Digitally signed by Catherine Haney Date: 2021.07.26 13:38:31

-04'00'

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Table of Contents 1

Purpose.............................................................................................................................. 1 2

Membership........................................................................................................................ 1 3

Definitions........................................................................................................................... 2 4

Responsibilities................................................................................................................... 2 4.1 Responsibilities of the Supply Chain Risk Management Governance Board Co-chairs 2 4.2 Responsibilities of the Supply Chain Risk Management Governance Board................ 2 4.3 Responsibilities of the Senior Agency Official for Supply Chain Risk Management...... 3 4.4 Responsibilities of the Chief Information Officer........................................................... 4 4.5 Responsibilities of the Chief Acquisition Officer........................................................... 4 4.6 Responsibilities of the Chief Financial Officer.............................................................. 4 4.7 Responsibilities of the Performance Improvement Officer............................................ 5 5

Methods and Procedures.................................................................................................... 5 5.1 Meetings...................................................................................................................... 5 5.2 Meeting Ground Rules................................................................................................. 5 5.3 Meeting Minutes.......................................................................................................... 5 5.4 Communications.......................................................................................................... 5 5.5 Quarterly Performance Reviews.................................................................................. 5

1 Supply Chain Risk Management Governance Board Charter 1 PURPOSE The Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) governance board is a body comprised of senior-level staff and is being established to ensure that the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is performing supply chain risk management in accordance with NRC mission needs and relevant laws, regulations, executive orders, and directives.

2 MEMBERSHIP The SCRM governance board (SCRMGB) is co-chaired by the NRCs Senior Agency Official for Supply Chain Risk Management (SAOSCRM) and Performance Improvement Officer. The membership is as follows:

Voting Members or Positions Title(s)

Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer Chief Information Officer (CIO) / SAOSCRM Executive Director for Operations (EDO)

Assistant for Operations Performance Improvement Officer Director, Office of the Chief Financial Officer Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

Director, Office of Administration (ADM)

Chief Acquisition Officer (CAO)

Director, Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Supply Chain Risk Management Agency Official Director, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Supply Chain Risk Management Agency Official Director, Office of Research Supply Chain Risk Management Agency Official Director, Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response Supply Chain Risk Management Agency Official Advisory Members1F2 Title(s)

Office of the General Counsel General Counsel Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

CISO ADM, Acquisition Management Division Director Acquisition Management Division Director 2 The advisory member position in the Office of the General Counsel may be represented by a designee at SCRMGB meetings

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3 DEFINITIONS ICT Supply Chain A linked set of resources and processes between multiple tiers of developers that begins with the sourcing of products and services and extends through the design, development, manufacturing, processing, handling, and delivery of products and services to the acquirer.

ICT Supply Chain Risk Risks that arise from the insertion of counterfeits, unauthorized production, tampering, theft; insertion of malicious software and hardware (e.g., GPS tracking devices, computer chips, etc.); as well as poor manufacturing and development practices in the ICT supply chain that could results in loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability of information or information systems and reflect the potential adverse impacts to organizational operations (including mission, functions, image, or reputation), organizational assets, individuals, other organizations, and the Nation.

ICT Supply Chain Risk Management The process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating the risks associated with the global and distributed nature of information and communications technology product and service supply chains.

4 RESPONSIBILITIES This section identifies responsibilities associated with governance board membership.

Responsibilities of the Supply Chain Risk Management Governance Board Co-chairs 4.1 Responsibilities of the Supply Chain Risk Management Governance Board Co-chairs The responsibilities of the SCRMGB Co-chairs include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. Fulfill the required functions for supply chain risk management delineated laws, regulations, executive orders, and directives.
2. As the lead for the agencys SCRMGB, the duties of the co-chairs or designee include the following:
a. Establish meetings and agendas.
b. Schedule meetings and distribute meeting materials.
c. Record and distribute the meeting minutes.
d. Communicate the SCRMGBs decisions to appropriate stakeholders.

4.2 Responsibilities of the Supply Chain Risk Management Governance Board The responsibilities of the SCRMGB include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. Maintain an overall Information and Communications Technology (ICT) SCRM strategy.
2. Determine agency ICT SCRM risks and develop Enterprise Risk Reports.

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3. Ensure ICT SCRM risks are addressed appropriately.
4. Establish agencywide ICT SCRM policies and guidance to guide the organizations activities in establishing and maintaining an organization-wide ICT SCRM capability.
5. Identify the level of supply chain risk the agency finds acceptable, and how the agency assesses (e.g., acceptable risk assessment methodologies), responds to (e.g.,

acceptance, mitigation, avoidance), and monitors ICT supply chain risks across the life cycle of ICT products and services.

6. Implement supply chain risk management principles to protect against the insertion of counterfeits, unauthorized production, tampering, theft, insertion of malicious software, as well as poor manufacturing and development practices throughout the system development life cycle.
7. Ensure review of system owner developed supply chain risk management plans as described in NIST SP 800-161 and other standards that include supply chain risk management relevant controls to ensure the integrity, security, resilience, and quality of information systems, and development of an agency risk assessment based upon those plans.
8. Establish an SCRM working group to perform the following:
a. Identify mission/business requirements that impact the agency's approach to SCRM. These requirements include, but are not limited to, cost, schedule, performance, security, privacy, quality, and safety.
b. Identify security requirements relevant to SCRM.
c. Identify mission/business functions impacted by SCRM.
d. Modify/create agency processes and procedures to address SCRM.
e. Identify contract language that must be included in all acquisitions to perform required SCRM.
f. Ensure that Trade Agreement Act (TAA) compliance is incorporated into all acquisitions.

The advisory member positions may be represented by a designee at SCRMGB meetings.

4.3 Responsibilities of the Senior Agency Official for Supply Chain Risk Management The responsibilities of the SAOSCRM include the following:

1. In coordination with the CAO:
a. Ensure that the ICT acquisition methodology adequately addresses SCRM.
b. Establish guidelines for purchasing that address SCRM, including preference for purchasing directly from qualified original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) or their authorized distributors and resellers, and an approach to identify and document agency ICT supply chains that includes information relevant to the supply chain, such as suppliers, manufacturing facilities, logistics providers, distribution centers, distributors, wholesalers, and other organizations involved in the manufacturing, operation, management, processing, design and development, handling, and delivery of products and services.
c. Establish a process for conducting reviews of potential suppliers to identify risks associated with the potential use of suppliers (and their subordinate suppliers)

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prior to selecting products and services. The process will include the ability to leverage other federally accepted supply chain risk reviews.

4.4 Responsibilities of the Chief Information Officer The responsibilities of the CIO include the following:

1. Ensure that supply chain risk management policy is reflected in Management Directive (MD) 12.5, NRC Cybersecurity Program.
2. Ensure development of processes and procedures to detect counterfeit and compromised ICT products prior to their deployment.
3. Ensure ICT SCRM requirements are integrated into the agency enterprise architecture to facilitate the allocation of ICT SCRM controls to agency information systems and the environments in which those systems operate.
4. Ensure processes used to assess risk incorporate a supply chain risk assessment.

4.5 Responsibilities of the Chief Acquisition Officer The responsibilities of the CAO include the following:

1. Ensure that supply chain risk management policy is reflected in Management Directive (MD) 11.1, NRC Acquisition of Supplies and Services.
2. In coordination with the SAOSCRM:
a. Ensure that the ICT acquisition methodology adequately addresses SCRM.
b. Establish guidelines for purchasing that address SCRM, including preference for purchasing directly from qualified original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) or their authorized distributors and resellers, and an approach to identify and document agency ICT supply chains that includes information relevant to the supply chain, such as suppliers, manufacturing facilities, logistics providers, distribution centers, distributors, wholesalers, and other organizations involved in the manufacturing, operation, management, processing, design and development, handling, and delivery of products and services.
c. Establish a process for conducting reviews of potential suppliers to identify risks associated with the potential use of suppliers (and their subordinate suppliers) prior to selecting products and services. The process will include the ability to leverage other federally accepted supply chain risk reviews.
3. Ensure that NRC acquisitions make use of adequate competition, analyze risks (including supply chain risks) associated with potential contractors and the products and services they provide, and allocate risk responsibility between Government and contractor when acquiring IT.

4.6 Responsibilities of the Chief Financial Officer The CFO is responsible for ensuring that activities required to support ICT SCRM are resourced as needed.

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4.7 Responsibilities of the Performance Improvement Officer The Performance Improvement Officer is responsible for identifying the acceptable level of risk for enterprise and mission activities.

5 METHODS AND PROCEDURES The SCRMGB uses the following methods and procedures.

5.1 Meetings The SCRMGB meets on a quarterly basis or as often as necessary to accomplish its purpose.

The NRCs SCRM Working Group briefs the SCRMGB on the status of actions and activities and presents recommendations to the SCRMGB for voting.

5.2 Meeting Ground Rules Voting is conducted based on the members present but must include the voting member(s) impacted by the decision. Members must be notified of any proposed items for vote prior to a meeting. Members have the right to abstain from voting. The Co-Chairs take into consideration all positions presented and the outcome of the votes to make a final decision. The Co-Chairs capture member votes, including the final decision made by the Co-Chairs, and record the information in the meeting minutes.

5.3 Meeting Minutes The Co-Chairs designee prepares the draft meeting minutes, stores the draft meeting minutes on the SCRMGB Microsoft (MS) Teams site, and distributes a link to the members electronically using e-mail. Members may provide comments or corrections to the minutes for 2 weeks after the draft minutes have been distributed. The final minutes are saved on the SCRMGB MS Teams site with a link distributed to the membership through e-mail and stored as a permanent record in NRCs Agencywide Documents Access and Management System.

5.4 Communications The Co-Chairs designee distributes meeting invitations, agendas, documents to review, and other notices to each member by e-mail.

5.5 Quarterly Performance Reviews The Co-Chairs provide information about notable SCRM risks for discussion at agency quarterly performance reviews.

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Supply Chain Risk Management Governance Board Charter Change History Date Version Description of Changes Method Used to Announce & Distribute Training 01-Jun-21 1.0 Initial draft

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