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Cyber Network Analysis for OCDETF Oak Island

U.S. Department of Justice — Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces · Other justice agency · 2024

status as stated: InitiatedUse-case inventory entryNot specified

The archived 2024 DOJ inventory lists Cyber Network Analysis for OCDETF Oak Island for U.S. Department of Justice — Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces. The row states the stage as Initiated; it lists Mission-Enabling (internal agency support) and says it addresses Purpose Capture existing baseline network configuration and behavior…

Purpose: Capture existing baseline network configuration and behavior with associated ports, protocols and services. Expected benefits: Proactive monitoring, detection and response to possible malicious activity which could disrupt OCDETF services. Also, this capability will allow OCDETF to protect the data from any malicious activity.

Official record: justice.gov · archived copy
Read: 2026-09-07 · primary document read
Found via: doj-inventory-2024
Notes: Archived DOJ spreadsheet row DOJ-0183; original component field: OCDETF. Included because the 2025 spreadsheet does not list that use-case ID.

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