adjudicate claims. (3) A centralized claims database that is accessible nationwide. (4) Integration with the relevant eligibility and authorization information technology systems of the Department. (5) Ability for a covered non-Department health care provider to ascertain the status of a pending claim submitted by the provider, receive information regarding missing documentation or discrepancies that may impede claim processing timelines or result in rejection, and receive notification when such claim is accepted for reimbursement or rejected. (6) A claim review system similar to that used by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, as of the date of the enactment of this Act, to determine the appropriateness and accuracy of payments to providers and to ensure program integrity and oversight. (b) Security and privacy The Chief Information Officer shall also ensure that the information technology system covered under subsection (a) meets the following criteria: (1) Such system shall be developed and implemented in compliance with all applicable laws, regulations and Federal Government standards regarding information security, privacy, and accessibility. (2) Such system shall provide for the elicitation, analysis, and prioritization of functional and nonfunctional information security and privacy requirements for such system, including security and privacy services and architectural requirements relating to security and privacy based on a thorough risk assessment of all reasonably anticipated cyber and noncyber threats to the security and privacy of electronic protected health information made available through such interface. (3) Such system shall provide for the elicitation, analysis, and prioritization of secure development requirements relating to such system. (4) Such system shall provide assurance that the prioritized information security and privacy requirements of such system— (A) are correctly implemented in the design and implementation of such system through the systems development lifecycle