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Audits, Inspections, and Evaluations

Report Number Title Issue Date Fiscal Year
OIG-13-93 As of November 2012, the United States Coast Guard (USCG) reported more than 15,000 laptop computers in its inventory. These laptops are used by USCG’s military personnel and civilian employees to perform their job functions both in the United States and abroad. Our overall objective was to determine the effectiveness of USCG’s efforts to protect its laptop computers and controls implemented to safeguard its laptops and wireless networks and devices from potential exploits. We reviewed USCG’s policies and procedures for managing its laptop inventory. In addition, we reviewed the effectiveness of configuration management and technical controls implemented to protect the sensitive information processed by and stored on selected laptops.

>USCG Must Improve the Security and Strengthen the Management of Its Laptops 		2013
OIG-13-122 The objective of this review was to determine the extent to which the USCG Is maintaining Its historical level of effort on non-homeland security missions. To address our objective, we reviewed the resource hours the USCG used to perform its various missions. We also reviewed the USCG's performance measures and results for each non-homeland security and homeland security mission. We did not verify the accuracy of the USCG-provided data. According to the USCG's data, the gap between resource hours for homeland security versus non-homeland security missions has narrowed from approximately 14 percent in fiscal year 2007 to approximately 4 percent in fiscal year 2012 (52 percent of resource hours for homeland security missions versus 48 percent for non-homeland security missions).

>Annual Review of the United States Coast Guard’s Mission Performance (FY 2012) 		2013
OIG-12-58  

>USCG’s Management Letter for FY 2011 DHS Consolidated Financial Statements Audit 		2012
OIG-12-68  

>U.S. Coast Guard's Acquisition of the Sentinel Class- Fast Response Cutter 		2012
OIG-12-73  

>U.S. Coast Guards Maritime Patrol Aircraft 		2012
OIG-12-87  

>DHS’ Intelligence Community Members’ Continuity of Operations and Intelligence Readiness 		2012
OIG-12-119  

>Annual Review of the United States Coast Guard’s Mission Performance (FY 2011) 		2012
OIG-12-09 Use of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Funds by the U.S. Coast Guard for the Alteration of Bridges Program 2012
OIG-12-31  

>Independent Review of the U.S. Coast Guard's Reporting of FY 2011 Drug Control Obligations 		2012
OIG-12-32  

>Independent Review of the U.S. Coast Guard’s Reporting of FY 2011 Drug Control Performance Summary Report 		2012
OIG-12-49  

>IT Matters related to the United States Coast Guard Component of the FY 2011 DHS Financial Statement Audit 		2012
OIG-11-17 United States Coast Guard's Reported Anti-Deficiency Violations for Shore Construction and Improvement Projects for Fiscal Years 2003 through 2009 2011
OIG-11-22 Revisions to the Marine Safety Performance Plan and Annual Update Supplement Will Facilitate Improved Management 2011
OIG-11-31  

>USCG's Polar Icebreaker Maintenance, Upgrade, and Acquisition Program 		2011
OIG-11-34  

>Independent Review of the U.S. Coast Guard's Reporting of FY 2010 Drug Control Obligations 		2011
OIG-11-35  

>Independent Review of the U.S. Coast Guard's Reporting of FY 2010 Drug Control Performance Summary Report 		2011
OIG-11-59  

>U.S. Coast Guard's Management Letter for FY 2010 DHS Consolidated Financial Statements Audit 		2011
OIG-11-80  

>Information Technology Management Letter for the United States Coast Guard Component of the FY 2010 DHS Financial Statement Audit ( 		2011
OIG-11-82  

>U.S. Coast Guard's Anti-Deficiency Act Violations for the Response Boat-Medium Major Acquisition Project for Fiscal Years 2004 Through 2009 		2011
OIG-11-86  

>U.S. Coast Guard's Marine Safety Program-Offshore Vessel Inspections 		2011
OIG-11-108  

>Coast Guard Has Taken Steps To Strengthen Information Technology Management, but Challenges Remain 		2011
OIG-11-111  

>Annual Review of the United States Coast Guard’s Mission Performance (FY 2010) 		2011
OIG-11-115  

>United States Coast Guard's Internal Controls and Cost Capturing for the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill 		2011
OIG-10-06 Review of USCG's Expenditure Plans for the ARRA of 2009 2010
OIG-10-17 Annual Review of the United States Coast Guard's Mission Performance 2010
OIG-10-47  

>Independent Review of the U.S. Coast Guard's Reporting of FY 2009 Drug Conrol Performance Summary Report 		2010
OIG-10-48  

>Independent Review of the U.S. Coast Guard's Reporting of FY 2009 Drug Control Obligations 		2010
OIG-10-77  

>Information Technology Management Letter for the United States Coast Guard Component of the FY 2009 DHS Integrated Audit 		2010
OIG-10-84  

>Coast Guard's Blueprint for Acquisition Reform Needs Improved Oversight  ( 		2010
OIG-10-85  

>The Coast Guard's Boat Crew Communications System Is Unreliable 		2010
OIG-10-89  

>The Coast Guard's Maritime Safety and Security Team Program  		2010
OIG-10-105  

> Funding Plan for the United States Coast Guard Museum 		2010
OIG-10-106  

>Annual Review of the United States Coast Guard's Mission Performance (FY 2009) 		2010
OIG-10-107  

> Recommendations to Improve the USCG's System for Adjudicating Suspension and Revocation Matters 		2010
OIG-10-108  

>Allegations of Misconduct within the Coast Guard Administrative Law Judge Program 		2010
OIG-09-75  

>USCG's Plans to Improve Deepwater Accountability (Letter Report) 		2009
OIG-09-82  

>U.S. Coast Guard's Acquisition of the Vertical-Takeoff-and-Landing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle 		2009
OIG-09-93  

>Review of U.S. Coast Guard Enterprise Architecture Implementation Process 		2009
OIG-09-107  

>The United States Coast Guard's Program for Identfying High Interest Vessels ( 		2009
OIG-09-13 Annual Review of the United States Coast Guard's Mission Performance (FY 2007) 2009
OIG-09-26  

>Independent Review of the U.S. Coast Guard's Reporting of FY 2008 Drug Control Obligations 		2009
OIG-09-27  

>Independent Review of the U.S. Coast Guards's  Reporting for FY 2008 Drug Control Performance Summary Report 		2009
OIG-09-34  

>U.S. Coast Guard's Management of 2005 Gulf Coast Hurricanes Mission Assignment Funding 		2009
OIG-09-47  

>Information Technology Management Letter for the United States Coast Guard Component of the FY2008 DHS Financial Statement Audit 		2009
OIG-09-73  

>Independent Auditor's Report on USCG's FY 2008 Mission Action Plans Included in the DHS FY 2009 Internal Control Playbook 		2009
OIG-08-51 United States Coast Guard's Management of the Marine Casualty Investigations Program 2008
OIG-08-73 Independent Auditor’s Report of USCG’s FY 2008 Mission Action Plans 2008
OIG-08-82 Enhanced Configuration Controls and Management Policies can Improve USCP Network Security(Redacted)IG- 2008
OIG-08-24 Maintenance, Rehabilitation, and Upgrading of Shore Facilities in Support of United States Coast Guard Missions 2008
OIG-08-30 Annual Review of Mission Performance United States Coast Guard 2008

*NDAA, Pub. L. 117-263, section 5274 Response Received. View responses

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