Who is Responsible for Program Oversight with Contractor Support?

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The individual responsible for the oversight of a program that is supported by a team of people that consists of, or be exclusively comprised of contractors is the Federal program manager.

The Federal program manager is a senior executive within the federal government who is responsible for overseeing the successful completion of a federal program. This includes ensuring that the program is completed on time, within budget, and to the satisfaction of all stakeholders.

In the case of a program that is supported by a team of people that consists of, or be exclusively comprised of contractors, the Federal program manager is responsible for ensuring that the contractors are fulfilling their obligations under the contract and that the program is progressing as planned. This may involve monitoring the work of the contractors, providing guidance and support, and communicating with stakeholders to ensure that their needs are being met.

The other answer options - Quality Assurance Manager, Senior Analyst, and System Owner - are all important roles in information systems security engineering, but they are not directly responsible for the oversight of a program that is supported by a team of people that consists of, or be exclusively comprised of contractors.

The Quality Assurance Manager is responsible for ensuring that a program or project meets specified quality standards. The Senior Analyst is a senior-level professional who provides expertise in a specific area, such as cybersecurity or data analysis. The System Owner is responsible for the overall management of a system throughout its lifecycle.

Overall, the Federal program manager is the individual responsible for the oversight of a program that is supported by a team of people that consists of, or be exclusively comprised of contractors, and is responsible for ensuring that the program is completed successfully.