Office of Administration

Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO)

The Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) provides unclassified technology services to all components of the Executive Office of the President (EOP):

  • Oversight of the OA Service Desk and IT Asset Management functions;
  • Protect and defend the EOP network against information security threats and risks;
  • Ensure the development, maintenance, and oversight of a technology infrastructure that meets the needs of EOP components;
  • Management, oversight, and standards for OCIO project management;
  • Assist the component Records Officers with managing the transfer and retrieval of Federal component paper records from offsite storage;
  • Responsible for the capture and storage of Presidential and Federal electronic records and their transfer to the National Archives and Records Administration;
  • Maintain the telecommunications infrastructure; and
  • Manage the infrastructure supporting the EOP Internet and Intranet sites and technologies; 

The OCIO is comprised of: the Office of the Deputy CIO which includes the Project Management Office, Quality Assurance, and Funds; Customer Support; Information Risk Management; Operations & Engineering; and New Media Technologies.