According to FISMA and OMB policy, external subsystems are required to meet the same security requirements as systems operated internally.................... Response:

FISMA (Federal Information Security Modernization Act) and OMB (Office of Management and Budget) policies extend security requirements to external entities supporting government operations to ensure consistent protection of federal information and systems. This mandate ensures that the security posture of federal information remains robust regardless of whether the system is operated directly by a government organization or a third party.

Private organizations are generally not subject to FISMA and OMB policy unless they are contracted to provide services to a government entity, which then brings them under government security mandates.

"Government unorganizations" is not a recognized term in federal policy or security frameworks.

"Government unapproved organizations" is not a standard term used in FISMA or OMB policies to describe entities subject to their security requirements.