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Sagacity is a project with a long history. It began at SAIC in 2008 as a set of Perl scripts, text and CSV files and a spreadsheet used to reduce weeks of boredom, manually copying STIG results from paper checklists to a computer. At Salient Federal Solutions in 2012 it gained a web interface and a database. In 2016, thanks to foresighted Air Force personnel who decided to release it, it is an open source, collaborative effort, designed to save hundreds of man-hours assessing STIG and RMF compliance. Cyber Perspectives, LLC is managing the Sagacity project in the hope that it will be a huge benefit to many in the DoD, Federal and commercial Cyber Security communities.
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The following individuals have contributed code or ideas to Sagacity, the original ST&E Manager or its components. We are very grateful for everyone's vision and hard work.
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Jeff Odegard: SAIC, Salient Federal Solutions, Engility Corporation, Cyber Perspectives, LLC
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- Mastermind, ST&E process optimization, E-checklist and Perl script creator, parsers, tweak functions. Lead hack.
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Ryan Prather: Salient Federal Solutions, Cyber Perspectives, LLC
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- Lead Developer, UI design and coding, database guru, the one responsible for the darn thing actually working.
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Matt Shuter: SAIC, Salient Federal Solutions, Engility Corporation, UCCS Master's Project
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- E-checklist design, script usability and bug hunting. UI usability consultant
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Dan Hans: BTAS, Salient Federal Solutions, Engility Corporation
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- One of the best bug hunters we've ever known. E-checklist design, script feedback. Breaking the UI and demonstrating its shortcomings.
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George Sipos: SAIC, 2SOPS/MAF, SMC/GPLI
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- Mastermind behind FIFI, the Gold Disk parser. E-Checklist feedback, script bug hunter and code consultation. Asker of why we didn't write this in Python.
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Brian Copeland: SAIC
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- E-Checklist design, script usage feedback
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Scott Welker: Quantech, Booz-Allen Hamilton
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- Script and E-Checklist feedback, database SRR rewrite. Convinced us of the need to use XAMPP and not tie ourselves to expensive Microsoft or Adobe products.
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Paul Porter: Salient Federal Solutions
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- Page layouts and design, reporting stylesheets, UI coding
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Teresa Campos: STS Systems Integration
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- Software design documentation, page layouts
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Douglas Rothnie: The Aerospace Corporation
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- Script and E-Checklist feedback, Perl programming support
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Ken Elliott: The Aerospace Corporation
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- Script and E-Checklist layout ideas
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Michael Cole: The Aerospace Corporation
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- SCAP handling ideas, script and E-Checklist feedback
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- Procedural E-Checklist modifications to adapt to EMASS
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Erik Wohlgemuth: Raytheon
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- Fixes for Linux data collection script
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Jason Gagnon: Raytheon
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- Fixes for Windows data collection script
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