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Made for the Mar Photo Forum Challenge (using coffee), this is an excellent cake using a unique combo of ingredients. Using no butter or milk, it is great for the dairy/lactose intolerant. A coffee flavor is *very* subtle (if there at all), but the honey flavor shines! DH used whipped cream (always does) & I dusted it w/a bit of powd sugar, but plain was just as good. I had to cook it longer than stated, but think I know why. Honey here is unlike honey in the U.S. It is solid at rm temp & has to be heated to measure. I think that created a denser cake batter that required extra baking time. It stuck a bit on 1 side as I removed it from my bundt baking form, but a diff pan choice may fix that. I would say *Thx Chef Gone* but you will always be *Chef Mommie* to me. Loved this cake! :-)
This is a very nice cake. Since I am not the sweets eater in my house, the comments are those of others. My DW said it was OK, she loves chocolate and icing, so this comment does surprise me. My DS and his girl friend really liked it and ate almost 1/2 the cake. That means something. I will most likely make this again and use it at church since I do beleive it to be very easy and tasty. Thanks.
This is a lovely cake and the colour is glorious but i think I overbaked mine just a weeny bit and I am worried it may dry out. i think I will put a honey frosting on it and the girls will love it for afternoon tea that is if DS has left any - the aroma while it was baking was wonderful and I will make it again soon and watch it more carefully.Made for ZWT 3.
This cake is really good, I used 1 cup cold instant expresso coffee for this and increased the cinnamon to 2 teaspoons, one of the better honey cakes I have tryed, thanks for sharing Chef Mommie!...Kitten:)


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Bedrooms: 2/
Bathrooms: 2/
Sleeps: 7/
Type: Apt. / Condo
Riverside condominiums are located at the end of S. Pine St. and situated along the River Trail at Bear Creek trail head.
Bedding: King bed, captains bunk, queen sleeper sofa
Riverside B101 is a two bedroom/two bathroom condominium located on the ground floor. You enter the unit and walk down a short hall to the living room and kitchen. The living room has a flat screen TV, gas fireplace and doors that open to a private deck overlooking the Beaver Pond with views of Ajax. The kitchen has granite counter tops and full stainless steel appliances. The bedrooms are located across the hall from the living room. The first bedroom has a captains bunk (queen/twin bunk bed) and flat screen TV. The bathroom has a granite counter tops, steam shower and is accessed from the hall. The master bedroom has a king bed and flat screen TV, including a DVD/VHS player. The master bathroom has granite counter tops, shower and tub and is accessed from the bedroom. There is a private washer and dryer in the condo as well.
Parking is outdoor and is on a first-come-first-serve basis. Downtown Telluride, gondola and Chair 8 are all within two blocks of Riverside.
Personal Message From The Homeowner: Every time our family visits our home, I immediately step out on to our deck and marvel at our gorgeous view and the unbelievable beauty of nature. We hope you feel the same on your vacation in Telluride.
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Additional amenities include: sofabed, stories: 1, view: east, laundry: private, rating: silver, parking: complex, handicap: yes, complex: riverside, grouping: 2 bedroom, bedding 2: capt bunk, bedding 1: king, building name: riverside, skiing: nearby.TripAdvisor property ID 2190609 ...Read more
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Marikay Shellman
"We missed you, our view, accessibility and especially our belove"
While we did find a substitution for Bluegrass that was actually 1 1/2 blocks from the front gate, we missed our Riverside B #101. We missed our view, accessibility and most of all our beloved porch where we spend so much time relaxing.
I would have rated this rental as excellent, however it really needs a new stove!
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Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 07/09/2013
Thank you for your review. RB101 is back! Book your stay now for next year. You will be pleased to see that there are all new appliances, furnishings, etc.
Can't wait to see you!
Have stayed at riverside condos every year for 20 years.Cleanliness,
comfort, location everything perfect.
The service provided by alpine lodging always exemplary.
Wonderful Telluride, the worlds most perfect resort and town. Please
do not tell anyone else. It is our secret.
Bill Kayley, Gloucestershire, England.
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Recommended for: Romantic
Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 01/24/2013
Thank you for your review. It was very kind of you to compliment our staff as well. They all work very hard. We look foward to seeing you during your 21st year.
Very Displeased Customer
"Nightmare from the beginning"
Checked into condo, not told of extensive and very loud renovation work being done to unit below us. Forced to move from condo when paint fumes jeopardized health of our 3 year old and 4 month old children. Agent switched us to inferior 1br unit from original 2br unit with two nights left on rental (no more 2br units available)and reimbursed us $67.00.
Telluride alpine Lodging owes it to its guests to fairly represent the state of its lodging properties. This was not done. Also, when we were moved, the new accomodations were not even equal to booked room.
A horrible experience from the beginning.
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Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 08/09/2012
Dear Chris,
Thank you again for staying with us and for coming by our office to discuss your move and the construction noise and paint fumes at Riverside. I know it was an inconvenience during your stay and took a lot of time from your vacation. I'm sorry that you feel that your vacation was horrible from the beginning.
After talking to our Guest Service staff you were in contact with during you stay, it sounds like you were offered another similar 2 bedroom condo at Riverside at the beginning of your stay when we learned about the next door construction. That option was however declined by you. A couple of days later when you asked to be moved, we unfortunately didn't have that option available anymore, so you were offered a 1 bedroom condo at Riverside. Since you had already booked with a free night, I adjusted the price for you to reflect 1 night at the 2 bedroom condo and 2 nights at the 1 bedroom rate (so the free night was for the 2 bedroom condo you stayed in 2 nights). This equals a refund of $67.44, which you mentioned in your review. I do think that is fair considering it is less than you would normally pay for 2 nights in a 2 bedroom condo and 2 nights in a 1 bedroom condo.
As I mentioned to you while you were in town, we unfortunately have no control of the units at Riverside we do not manage (which had the construction in it) and can therefore not control their construction schedule, however what we can do is offer you other available options, which we did.
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"Great location and view"
Nice size 2 bedroom 2 bath condo located a block from the brewery and a couple of blocks from main downtown street. We were moved here by our very accomodating lodging company after suffering 80 plus temperatures in Cimmarron Lodge #4 due to being located over boiler room. This condo had a nice deck right by a beautiful
beaver pond with gorgeous mountain view in background.
The condo was pretty dark during the day and had a funky smell that aired out when windows were opened.
The kitchen was big enough but not well appointed - only 3 dinky wine glasses in cupboard!
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Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 08/18/2011
Thank you for your review. Riverside is a great location for all seasons. We would enjoy booking your next stay in Telluride.
"Great experience!"
As usual, we greatly enjoyed our stay in the Riverside condos, and our experience with Telluride alpine Lodging!
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Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 08/10/2011
Thank you for your review. See you next year!
Marikay Shellman
"annual family vacation/reunion"
Telluride Bluegrass Festival, being our annual family vacation/reunion, Riverside is a great location. The couple of requests we made were answered promptly.
As always, we had a wonderful time.
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Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 06/23/2011
We are so happy you enjoyed your Bluegrass vacation. Don't forget to rebook for next year by July 1, 2011.
We look forward to having you stay with us again.
Sue and Oscar
"The view is fabulous, but the owner refuses to upgrade digs."
This condo had a great view, but... The telephone did not work the whole time we were there. The dishwasher , and the washing machine were barely functional.. we used both once, and gave up. The furniture was all old and uncomfortable. The pots and pans were old, coated teflon, that looked too toxic to use. The toilets were so sluggish that we were afraid of overflow!
After relating this to alpine Lodging that did give us 15% off the entire bill, but at $500 per night it was still no bargain.
p.s. Oh, the blankets were all balled and the pillows were hard
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Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 09/23/2010
Thank you for your review. Since your stay the owner has paid attention to your comments and has upgraded his appliances, beds, dishware etc. We appreciate your feedback and we make sure we relay them to the homeowner. In this case, your requests were answered promptly.
Thank you for choosing Telluride Alpine Lodging and we look forward to servicing you during your next stay.
Marikay Shellman
"Our annual family reunion at Telluride Bluegrass Festival."
We have been staying at Riverside B101 for approximately 16 years so all of our Telluride "family" knows where to find us. In that, it is a great comfort to us. However, in the 16 years we have been there, there has been a lousy oven, which is a total drag because so many of our family love to cook. Also, every year I go through the decision of paying the extreme price charged to us for the proximity to the festival. Is it really worth it; certainly we could afford a much more upgraded roomier unit at a fraction of the cost.
But once a year, it is home sweet home.
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Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 09/22/2010
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. Since your stay, the homeowner has replaced his appliances in the kitchen.
We think it is important to pay attention to our reviews and we take your feedback very seriously. Hopefully you will see a difference the next time you stay with RB101.
We have stayed here before and have enjoyed it each time.
Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 10/08/2009
Thank you for your review. We hope you come back to enjoy the condo again next year!
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"Great view of the mountains and festival grounds."
Telluride Alpine Lodging was courteous and helpful, as always. I was a little disappointed that they have moved from downtown to the west side of town, as it is much less convenient.
The condo itself is comfortable. The decor could use some updating a bit more congruity. We've been staying at the same condo for the Telluride Bluegrass Festival for 15 years and I believe that the upholstery has not been updated in all that time. In addition, the screen door has been broken for the past 3 years and we would love to see if fixed so that we can avoid mosquitoes and still listen to music in the evening. The view from the balcony makes up for everything. You can see the falls, the mountains and watch the wildlife in the beaver pond, wow!
The location is perfect if you're attending a festival in Town Park. It's far enough away that you can get out of the crowd and close enough that you don't feel as you're missing anything. It's also a 5 minute walk to the gondola, which is great in the summer or winter. You are also right next to Bear Creek Falls trailhead and that is an amazing hike.
I like the porch the best. I really do wish that they would update the oven, upholstery and fix the screen. We do cook while we're there and getting the oven to work requires talent and 15 summer's of experience.
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Groups, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Romantic, Families w children, Disabilities, Singles
Response from the manager, Telluride Alpine Lodging - 07/09/2009
We appreciate the review and your continued support of the Bluegrass Festivities! We look forward to your stay next year.
Gabrielle Thorp
"Nice Unit - Broken Frig!"
When we arrived, Alpine put us in a different unit than we had originally rented. When I complained, they moved us to this unit. It was beautiful, very nice! Only one issue, we quickly realized that the frig was luke-warm at best. It could not be quickly fixed which was a problem for us as our son is diabetic and his insulin must be refrigerated. We had to keep the insulin and evertyhing in our travel cooler on the deck for 3 days and make sure it did not freeze. A real pain!
Other than this, a great unit. Maybe you could add a great big flat screen in the living room???? I would rent this unit again.
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July has been a strange month, with much more rain than is normal for this time of year. We have however had a few sunny days scattered throughout the month, and also a few exciting bird sightings!
The highlight of the month for me was the brief appearance of a little egret on the Lochall channel on the 24th (a new bird for me!). It was spotted by Norman, one of our volunteers, as it flew in across the Aird Meadow. The bird landed on the edge of the channel and then flew off towards the Barr Loch after a few minutes. Although it was a brief visit, this was a very exciting sighting for us, as it was only the second sighting EVER for the reserve (the first being in 2013). Another interesting sighting on the 24th was a female shoveler, which was spotted swimming in the channel later in the afternoon.
On the 21st there was an unexpected visitor outside the centre – a young cuckoo landed on a post and gave staff and visitors great views before flying off.
During July we have had several water rail records, with individuals heard calling on the Aird Meadow on the 24th and 25th, and a juvenile was actually caught on one of our camera traps on the 18th. This was very exciting as water rails are such shy and secretive birds and so it is generally very difficult to definitively prove breeding – so it is fantastic to have confirmation that they have successfully bred on the reserve this year.
Other interesting sightings for the month include an osprey over the Aird Meadow loch on the 1st, and fishing over the Castle Semple loch on the 14th; a kestrel over the Barr Loch on the 4th; and a whitethroat singing along the River Calder on the 11th.
On the 5th a scaup was recorded on the Barr Loch within a group of tufted ducks, and 4 common sandpipers were also seen.
It has also been fantastic to see a variety of fledglings visiting the feeders outside the visitor centre, with young goldfinches, house sparrows, siskins and great spotted woodpeckers all enjoying the sunflower seeds on offer. It was a delight to see a family of woodpeckers visiting the feeders together, with a male, female and a juvenile.
Our year list is currently at 112, here's hoping for some interesting species passing through the reserve next month as the breeding season comes to an end!
June began with the cool and wet weather that seems to have followed us throughout spring. This unseasonable weather has meant that June was a mixed month for breeding birds on the reserve. Some species such as blue tits seem to have struggled due to the lack of available food caused by the cold, damp weather. However some nests were successful so there are still plenty of small birds around the reserve! Mallards, however, seem to be thriving on the reserve and we have enjoyed watching several different family groups visit the feeders outside the visitor centre, giving us the chance to see them growing from tiny fluffy ducklings to almost adult-sized ducks.
The month was notable for bringing several osprey sightings around the reserve, both at the Barr Loch (1st & 12th) and over the Aird Meadow loch (5th, 19th, 28th & 30th). It is fantastic to get views of this stunning bird of prey, and it's very encouraging that they continue to return to the reserve to fish.
Other interesting sightings during June included a water rail along the Dubbs trail on the 3rd, 4 gadwall on the pond on the 10th and a dipper feeding on the River Calder on the 13th.
June also brought plenty of sightings of our summer migrant species. Whitethroat was spotted in different areas of the reserve on the 8th, 13th & 20th, and on the 29th an adult with 3 juveniles was seen on the Aird Meadow. Garden warbler was recorded on the 13th, 14th & 20th around the reserve, and there was also a record of a spotted flycatcher on the Aird Meadow on the 30th. A willow warbler with 5 juveniles was spotted near the visitor centre on the 26th.
One final very unusual sighting for June was the appearance of 4 pink-footed geese on the Aird Meadow loch on the 5th. Generally a winter visitor to the UK, this was the first sighting on the reserve since 2013 and quite unusual as generally records are simply of birds flying over the reserve rather than stopping off here.
Here's hoping for a drier and warmer July, giving us all the chance to get out and enjoy the beautiful wildflowers blooming around the reserve!
There have been many 'highlights' as there always are this time of year with spring migrants such as swallow and willow warbler arriving at the reserve at the beginning April, followed by grasshopper warbler, sedge warbler and whitethroat all arriving a couple of weeks after. Now another week has passed and the reserve is full of sedge warbler song!
Of course, one of the reasons this time of year is so special for birdwatchers is because whilst the spring arrivals are arriving, some of the 'winter' species are still holding on and haven't moved to their more northerly breeding grounds yet. This has been the case once again, with smew and scaup both being recorded frequently throughout the period 28 February to 12 April. Two of my favourite species I have seen since working here at the reserve.
I'm a big fan of birds of prey and the last couple of months have been OK for raptors with peregrine seen 4 times between 2 March and 12 April. Kestrel has also been recorded a few times during this period, with the sightings being split between the Barr Loch and the Aird Meadow Loch. Always nice to see this species which has suffered decline in recent years.
Also notable were some large counts of birds – 170 goldeneye on Castle Semple Loch on 3 March and there was the great sight of 71 lapwing roosting on the Aird Meadow at the end of February. Alongside the lapwing there were frequently a small group of curlew – a peak count of 23 being the stand out record.
Two fantastic sightings this period has turned up are the osprey sightings both over the Aird Meadow Loch and the Barr Loch, and perhaps even more impressive – 4 records of nuthatch between 10 April and 26 April! Two of these records came from Garthland Woods, one from the Dubbs trail and the other was a bird seen on the feeders right outside the viewing window! On my day off of course...
A pair of garganey have also set up residence on the Aird Meadow, which have brought birders into the reserve in droves. A bird I have rarely seen, but having the quality of views we have had since 12 April has inspired me to seek this often elusive species more in the future.
Lastly, a great count of 28 white wagtails by our resident expert Angus Murray over at Castle Semple on 24 April – a great example of getting out of birding what you put in!
May has been rather dreich and disappointing weather-wise on the reserve, although we have had some lovely bird sightings to make up for the rain.
Garganey continued to show in the channel throughout most of May until the 25th – at the peak, we had an amazing 3 males and a female on the reserve. We have also continued to have occasional sightings of osprey fishing over the Aird Meadow and Barr Lochs, including a fantastic view of an individual hovering over the Aird Meadow before diving twice into the Lochall Channel outside the visitor centre.
One of the highlights of May was the appearance of a green-winged teal on the pond on the 14th. This North American species is a rare vagrant to the UK - this is only the second time this bird has EVER been recorded at RSPB Lochwinnoch. The first record was in April 1965, when one bird spent a week on the Barr Loch. At this time, the green-winged teal was considered a sub-species of the teal, although it is now recognised as a distinct species.
Other exciting visitors during May have included a whinchat on the Barr Loch on the 2nd, our first in 3 years, and 26 whimbrel flying over the Barr loch on the 7th, with another 4 seen over the Aird Meadow on the 15th.
May has been a great month for demonstrating the effectiveness of the habitat work we have undertaken at the reserve over the past few years – the Lochall channel was excavated in the hope that it would bring wildlife closer to the visitor centre, and also attract some different species not usually seen in that area of the reserve. We have therefore been thrilled that the garganey and osprey have both been spotted using the channel. We were also excited to have not one but 3 sightings of black-tailed godwit at the reserve during May. We think that we had 2 different individuals, which were both seen feeding extensively on the edge of the channel, and on the islands in the pond. It was great to have such close views of this beautiful bird. We also had a pair of gadwall feeding in the channel on the 21st.


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2010 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Andre Roberts
Andre Roberts, 5-11/195
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Highly productive and consistent
Sneaky athletic
Has an intriguing second gear in open field
Savvy route runner
Understands how to set up corners
Simply doesn't drop the football - period
Very good sideline awareness
Nice footwork
Changes speeds, uses head fakes, dips hips - does the little things as a receiver
Comes back to the football and presents a window
Very competitive and fearless
Great Y.A.C. receiver
Love his hand-eye coordination
Terrific intangibles
Highly underrated skill set
Lacks elite vertical speed
Might struggle against upper-echelon corners in press man
Average size
Not very good on jump balls
Poor run blocker
Don't ask me why Andre Roberts isn't a shoe-in for the second round - I have no idea - he should be. Roberts possesses a lot of talent and should be a very productive receiver in a West Coast offense at the next level. Roberts is exactly what you look for as a No. 2 receiver because he's extremely reliable, competitive and maximizes Y.A.C. Roberts was easily the best receiver at the Senior Bowl and he followed that up with a great Combine. Obviously, playing against inferior competition in college isn't a major concern. Some team will get a steal in the third round. Roberts is my No. 5 rated receiver in the 2010 NFL Draft.
Player Comparison: Derrick Mason.
I don't expect Roberts to be a superstar, but like Mason, I expect him to be very productive and consistent in the NFL. I also see a lot of Greg Jennings in Roberts, but I'll be conservative with this comparison.
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Somerset, England—After cutting Mulberry's forecast thrice in two years and its stock down some 66%, Mulberry Group Plc today announced that CEO Bruno Guillon will step down.
Guillon, who joined Mulberry from Hermès in March 2012, will leave immediately and former CEO Godfrey Davis, the company's non-executive chairman, will become executive chairman until a successor is found, Mulberry said.
Hermès Strategy Didn't Work?
During his tenure, Guillon has embarked on a strategy to expand Mulberry internationally along with pushing Mulberry into more upscale pricepoints. International sales have been up by 40%, but overall sales have been hurt as Mulberry lost market share to affordable luxury brands.
For the 17 weeks ending Jan. 25, Mulberry reported total retail sales were down 3% but its holiday revenue, the eight weeks to Jan. 25, was even worse, total retail sales fell by 7%.
Hence the company issued a warning that for its fiscal year ending March 31 its profit would be "substantially below" market expectations, sending its share value down by 22%. Weak sales in the UK and order cancellations in South Korea were cited as behind the warnings.
Guillon's strategies also reportedly caused creative director Emma Hill to leave. Hill, who was responsible for boosting Mulberry's sales with "It" bags like the Alexa, left last year after disagreeing with Guillon over taking a more upscale direction.
David, however, credited Guillon with improving the company's quality and expanding its international presence.
"I am confident that Mulberry has the heritage, brand appeal and products to build on what has been achieved," Davis said.
"He was trying to do an Hermès and upscale the brand," said Rahul Sharma, managing director of Neev Capital in London. "Some brands have the DNA to do that and some don't. That's where he struggled."
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Hi, I'd need to apply a rule based on the weight of the order.
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Hi, I'd need to apply a rule based on the weight of the order.
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Thanks for your query. The weight limit functionality you need would require custom coding, the plugin won't work that way out of the box.
Thank you for your quick reply.
Could I make that custom coding? Where in the code I'd need to operate?
Take a look at http://wordpress.org/support/topic/identify-if-particular-product-has-been-purchased?replies=9 . This describes changes to the Min program, but will work equally on the max program.
Thanks for your suggestion
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i ihave use it in a limited time on wishpond.com, social offers ... in the admin area i put photo of the prod, detail of the prod, min quantity and max quantity, for a period time only. if customer click on the offer and insert the email, the system track the user and if the minimum quantity is reached the padlock is open then at the end the customer receive an email to make a payment ..
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Hi Max,
The pro version would allow you to create a minimum quantity rule for your specific group of products. The pro min and max version would allow for the min and max rules your 2nd paragraph referred to. The plugins, however, don't have any any 'reserve without pay' function.
Marking the thread as resolved...
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Security has long tended to be an afterthought in information technology procurements. Often, the basic security measures outlined in contract proposal notices fail to address the vulnerabilities that are most likely to put federal systems at risk of being attacked or sabotaged.
For example, how can an agency be sure that a so-called American-made system does not contain parts or software code developed in hostile countries? And how can an agency be sure that flaws in connecting systems won't compromise its network's security?
Any good chief information security officer understands the importance of those questions. But too often, CISOs are brought into the loop only after the system has been developed and is ready to go online, at which point correcting any oversights becomes a patch job.
By contrast, good security planning happens simultaneously with procurement planning, experts say.
"We're trying to not do security as a separate activity anymore," said Ron Ross, who leads the National Institute of Standards and Technology's project to implement the Federal Information Security Management Act. "In many cases, security gets dropped, and it doesn't come on the radar until it's too late."
One concern is the global supply chain. The software and hardware used in federal IT systems are developed in various parts of the world, and government officials and systems integrators say well-defined contract requirements related to a system's security are crucial to ensuring that the parts come from reliable dealers and can stand up to a constant battering of cyberattacks.
Agency officials want to avoid the cost of patching a major IT system, so knowing where the contractors get their parts has become a key point in contract proposals.
"What you can't see and is on the other side of the world can, in fact, harm you," said Dale Meyerrose, former chief information officer at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and now vice president and general manager of cyber programs at Harris.
Procurement officials also must ensure that the information systems they buy have the appropriate cybersecurity controls, such as limiting access to specific agency employees with adequate clearances.
To make matters more complicated, procurement officials must think about how their systems connect with others that are beyond their control. It is not enough to write clear contract requirements to guard their own systems. They must also consider how their security strategies mesh with those of others.
The government's effort to protect the country's critical infrastructure sectors — such as electric utilities, water systems and nuclear power facilities — are further complicated by the large percentage that are privately owned. That infrastructure increasingly relies on computer-based control systems.
"As we move into more integrated, interconnected, intelligent devices, we're going to have to increase our awareness and our level of understanding of cybersecurity or else we are going to be introducing a layer of exposure and vulnerability that maybe wasn't there in the past," said Sean McGurk, director of the Control Systems Security Program at the Homeland Security Department's National Cybersecurity Division (NCSD).
He said the government must consider each sector when applying new requirements. "Otherwise, what's good for one could potentially disrupt operations in another," he said.
Alan Paller, director of research at the SANS Institute, said federal agencies have the same need that utilities have to incorporate security when they buy systems.
Traditionally, NIST officials have developed the basic security measures for civilian agencies' IT systems so they will comply with federal information security statutes. But those standards have differed from the requirements for defense and intelligence IT systems.
"We can see duplicative answers in different places," said John Stewart, chief security officer at Cisco Systems. "So one division of the government could buy up this answer, another division could buy another one, and what ends up happening then is you get an inconsistent design."
Collaborative efforts
That situation could change this summer. NIST, ODNI and the Committee on National Security Systems, which the Defense Department leads, plan to release a set of fundamental security system guidelines that would apply governmentwide. They're all trying to take the same approach to security, particularly as agencies share more information.
The closely knit defense and intelligence communities have been working for some time to make sure their systems match. But now NIST is joining them to create a basic catalog of appropriate security standards that civilian agencies could also use.
"The objective of this project is to come up with a single set of security controls that can be used by all federal agencies and the contractors that support those agencies," Ross said. "This has a huge impact because you then will be speaking with a single voice across the federal government."
Writing the catalog and integrating the guidelines into the federal enterprise architecture could aid the procurement process in several ways. For example, contractors would have a clearer view of basic security requirements, such as which agency employees will use the system and what type of information it will hold. The contractors could then develop software and hardware accordingly.
Federal officials could also take better advantage of the government's purchasing power to improve IT security and avoid having to fix a system once it has been deployed.
In December 2008, the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Commission on Cybersecurity for the 44th Presidency recommended that the government work with industry to develop security guidelines for buying IT products, with software as the first priority. The commission's report states that the largest buyer of IT products needs a carefully crafted acquisition strategy to drive the market toward more secure configurations.
"We can use federal IT procurements to ensure that systems and software acquired by the government come securely configured from the vendor and that security is incorporated into products from the start of the design and development process," the commission members wrote.
In addition, comprehensive cybersecurity legislation recently proposed in the Senate would create a governmentwide acquisition board to review and approve high-value IT projects and establish validation standards for software used in federal systems.
So far, much of the government's effort to address cybersecurity in the procurement process involves working with industry rather than issuing mandates for specific types of software or industrial control systems. For example, DHS' NCSD has been working with vendors to increase security by testing and evaluating products used for control systems. Through its Software Assurance Forum, the department has also issued guidance on software procurement.
Joe Jarzombek, director of software assurance at DHS' NCSD, said many companies have realized that ensuring the security of their software can differentiate them in a competitive marketplace, and they aren't waiting for new requirements or mandates to secure their systems and supply chains.
Securing software boils down to following sound practices and having elements in place to prevent internal and external threats, he added.
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