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This table includes projects initiated within State OIG's Office of Audits, Office of Inspections, and Office of Whistleblower Integrity and Special Projects and is updated on a monthly basis. Users may select a specific office, division, or agency/bureau to see a list of related ongoing work. Users may select a column header to sort within a column. New and completed work is included in the State OIG Monthly Update. Individual project announcements may also be found under News.
The preliminary objectives of this evaluation are to (1) identify inherent fraud risks affecting such programs; (2) assess the likelihood and impact of inherent fraud risks; (3) determine fraud risk tolerance; (4) examine the suitability of existing fraud controls and prioritizes residual fraud risks; and (5) document the program's fraud risk profile.
To determine whether selected U.S. Mission Mexico posts have implemented the Viper Program in accordance with requirements and in response to the designation of cartels and transnational criminal organizations as FTOs.
To determine whether the Department of State's mobile device management program complies with federal guidance and minimizes the risk to sensitive data and information systems.
This review will focus on the extent to which integrated U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Department financial and award data, including data available through the StateInsight system, is reliable and sufficient for Department bureaus to make informed decisions. The review will also identify potential opportunities for the Department to expand its oversight of assistance awards. Independent external evaluator Kearney & Company, P.C. (Kearney), will perform this review under OIG’s direction.
The objectives of this evaluation are to determine the extent to which the Department’s regional bureaus are administering foreign assistance and assess the Department’s regional bureaus’ administration of foreign assistance.
The primary objective of the audit is to determine whether the Department administered contract termination requirements and deobligated available funds for selected FY 2025 contracts in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation and Department guidance.
To determine whether the Department’s password management controls mitigate the risk of a threat actor gaining unauthorized access to its systems by stealing and cracking account passwords.
To determine whether the Department has developed, communicated, and executed a strategy to manage the impact of USAID’s global withdrawal from the ICASS program.
Determine whether the U.S. Agency for Global Media disposed of selected property in accordance with applicable federal regulations and agency policies and terminated selected lease agreements in accordance with applicable contractual terms.
The objective of this evaluation is to describe the Department's administration of USAID foreign assistance programs and associated awards transferred to the Department.
The primary objective of the audit is to determine whether (1) the Department designed and implemented a coordinated program to counter the flow of fentanyl, fentanyl precursor chemicals, and other opioids from the People’s Republic of China, India, and Mexico into the United States and (2) the Department’s counter-fentanyl efforts are achieving intended results.
The primary objective of the audit is to determine whether PRM implemented appropriate measures to mitigate risks that PRM-funded public international organization activities could benefit terrorist groups, their members, or their supporters in the Near East following the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel.
