Ariola questions when OTI knew about update and low-risk threshold
Ariola asks when OTI was notified about the update. Barbera says they were notified in February, with testing in March and subsequent months. Ariola asks about the low-risk threshold; Gelobter says the definition was set by Motorola and will be revisited. Ariola asks why Motorola is not at the hearing.
Did you know a week before?
Did you get a notification?
I get a notification on my phone.
You will be updated your software overnight while you're charging.
When did you know?
This is a manual update, so it's not automatic.
We were notified in February and it went through testing.
In March and subsequent months before it was ever released into the PSAC's live environment.
And were your partners at NYPD, EMS, and FDNY notified that there would be an update?
All of the changes go through a change advisory board, which is an entire agency board.
But I want to be specific in that this was assessed as a low-risk change, which does not require executive-level approval from all of the agencies.
So, yes, the CAB, it was part of the process, but it was not escalated as something that needed...
Rigorous examination.
And what is your threshold for low risk and high risk changes?
Yeah, so that definition in terms of low risk was set and evaluated by Motorola.
We are going to have to revisit, obviously, how those risks are categorized.