http://www.fcw.com/online/news/153190-1.html
By Ben Bain
FCW.com
July 21, 2008
The Homeland Security Department is interested in learning how the
private sector can help secure the perimeter of the government’s
information technology networks — a key DHS role in the Bush
Administration’s largely classified Comprehensive National Cybersecurity
Initiative.
DHS asked companies interested in assisting with ongoing efforts to
reduce the number access points that agencies use to connect to the
Internet and efforts to further monitor and analyze agency networks to
submit their qualifications by July 22. The department issued the
request for information on July 15.
Specifically, DHS is looking for a contractor with extensive knowledge
of the EINSTEIN and Trusted Internet Connection (TIC) Initiatives, two
ongoing cybersecurity efforts that DHS officials frequently reference
when discussing the administration’s largely classified, multiyear,
multiagency, potentially multibillion-dollar effort to boost federal
cybersecurity.
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Received on Tue Jul 22 00:04:24 2008