Certificate # 201418294
approved 10/28/2014, expires 10/28/2017
Description:
Railer Sustainment Management System 6.x is a knowledge-based track management program that gives
planners decision support in the sustainment, restoration, and modernization of their track (rail) network. Railer
combines condition assessment, work plan generation, and spatial analysis to provide support for managers to
make informed decisions. Railer is an installation-level PC application for collection of railroad inventory,
conditions, and work requirements to repair deficiencies. The information collected is focused on asset
management. Railer provides facility management personnel with the ability to create, edit, and delete records
using a local database file. These records are used to manage repairs on the rail system.
This application does not traverse the network. The application is installed on the desktop computer. The users
access and enter data to the program at their workstation. The product does not pull data or transmit data to
any other devices, systems, or servers. The data is saved to a MS Access .mdb file format. The data stays
internal to the local enclave.
Facts:
CoN Link: https://portal.netcom.army.mil/apps/networthiness/_layouts/NetcomCON/rqstcon2.aspx?requestId=12408
POC: netcom.hq.networthiness@mail.mil /(520)538-1199
This Certificate of Networthiness is based on a trusted standardized platform, configured per FDCC. All patches
and updates will be provided by the host network administrator (NEC or DECC) in accordance with all technical
directives, mandates, and IAVM. This Certificate of Networthiness is no longer valid should the assessed
configuration be significantly altered. Per Army Cyber Command guidance, all operating environment will
implement HBSS capabilities. Upon expiration of this Certificate of Networthiness, this application must be
reassessed to ensure it is still compliant with the GNEC architecture and is still networthy. Should this software
version be upgraded prior to this expiration, the new version must be evaluated for networthiness.
Author: Brenda Mehnert, Nisha Aggarwal