Which application is NOT monitored on SIPR?

Which application is NOT monitored on SIPR?

• A. MS Teams
• B. C2PC
• C. Class CGMS
• D. MHSOPS

Answer: (A)

On SIPR, the monitoring you’re responsible for focuses on tools that are integral to secure, mission-critical operations and handle sensitive information. C2PC is used for command-and-control planning and execution, so its activity is continuously watched to ensure data integrity and timely access. Class CGMS supports mission operations and scheduling with secure data flows, making it part of the monitored set to protect operational reliability and confidentiality. MHSOPS covers medical system operations, including patient data and care coordination, which also requires active monitoring to safeguard PHI and ensure medical support can respond under pressure. MS Teams, while useful for collaboration, is a cloud-based tool that isn’t typically deployed on the SIPR boundary in a way that is monitored by the SIPR watch, often due to data-control restrictions and different security posture. Therefore it is not monitored on SIPR.

On SIPR, the monitoring you’re responsible for focuses on tools that are integral to secure, mission-critical operations and handle sensitive information. C2PC is used for command-and-control planning and execution, so its activity is continuously watched to ensure data integrity and timely access. Class CGMS supports mission operations and scheduling with secure data flows, making it part of the monitored set to protect operational reliability and confidentiality. MHSOPS covers medical system operations, including patient data and care coordination, which also requires active monitoring to safeguard PHI and ensure medical support can respond under pressure. MS Teams, while useful for collaboration, is a cloud-based tool that isn’t typically deployed on the SIPR boundary in a way that is monitored by the SIPR watch, often due to data-control restrictions and different security posture. Therefore it is not monitored on SIPR.