Attachment_33_-_Workstation_Guidelines_-_AMEND_1.pdf
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- 75N91019R00029
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This document contains a federal contract opportunity solicitation for additional registries to participate in the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program. The National Cancer Institute's Surveillance Research Program and Prevention, Control and Population Sciences Branch intend to solicit a ramp-on of additional registries to the SEER Program. The attachment provides guidelines for workstations used by central registry staff participating in the program, including minimum requirements for Windows 10, memory, CPU cores, encryption, network connectivity and hardware. Eligible organizations are invited to respond with proposals to participate in the SEER Program and gain access to the data and resources it provides to further cancer surveillance and research efforts.
Attachment 33 - Workstation Guidelines - AMEND 1
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Attachment 33 - SEER*DMS guidelines for workstations used by central registry staff.
Minimum Requirements:
• Windows 10*, 64-bit, patched routinely
• Anti-virus, updated routinely
• 8 GBs memory
• 2 CPU cores
• full disk encryption
• 100 megabit/sec Ethernet
• hardware <5 years old
• multi-factor authentication and password expiration
• automatic lock upon 15 minutes of keyboard/mouse inactivity
• restricted/controlled access to USB ports
• 1080p (1920 x 1080 resolution). Two monitors for coding staff; one monitor for others.
Recommended:
• Windows 10*, 64-bit, patched routinely
• Anti-virus, updated routinely
• 16+ GBs memory
• 4+ CPU cores
• full disk encryption
• solid state disk (SSD) drive - a self-encrypting SSD is even faster
• 100 megabit/sec Ethernet
• hardware <3 years old
• Two high resolution monitors: 1440p (2,560 x 1,440 resolution)
• multi-factor authentication and password expiration
• automatic lock upon 15 minutes of keyboard/mouse inactivity
• restricted/controlled access to USB ports
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