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Enhanced Security Agreements in U.S. Customs: MOU vs ISA Case Study

Explore the comparison between Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and Interconnection Security Agreement (ISA) in the United States Customs Service Security Branch. Learn about their business requirements, legal jargon, technical solutions, and adaptability to technology changes.

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Enhanced Security Agreements in U.S. Customs: MOU vs ISA Case Study

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  1. Mr. Edward Keefe U.S. Customs IS Security Branch Case Study – MOU vs ISA United States Customs Service, AIS Security Branch, 14 June 2000 , Slide #1

  2. Two Party Document Business Requirements Contains Legal Jargon and a Technical Solution Most MOUs are Out-Of-Date Memorandum of Understanding United States Customs Service, AIS Security Branch, 14 June 2000 , Slide #2

  3. Developed by DCI Four Sections (Requirements, Security, Diagram, Signatures) Only the Technical Solution Customs & Business Partners Interconnection Security Agreement United States Customs Service, AIS Security Branch, 14 June 2000 , Slide #3

  4. MOU – Legal Solution Business Requirements ISA – Technical Solution Security Requirements MOU vs ISA United States Customs Service, AIS Security Branch, 14 June 2000 , Slide #4

  5. MOU – Stays Static No Change with Technology ISA – Flexible Changes with Technology Advantages United States Customs Service, AIS Security Branch, 14 June 2000 , Slide #5

  6. NIST Adopt Promote as Federal Standard Recommendation United States Customs Service, AIS Security Branch, 14 June 2000 , Slide #6

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