SAM #2031JW26Q00082

OCC Solicits Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 Threat Intelligence and Investigative Services Subscription

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), part of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, is seeking to procure specialized cybersecurity threat intelligence and investigative support services. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of the Treasury - Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) - Acquisitions Management, Information Technology Services - OEM Highlight: - Palo Alto Networks is the sole OEM, specifically for its Unit 42 Public Sector Expertise on Demand service - Products/Services Requested: - Unit 42 Public Sector Expertise on Demand Subscription (Palo Alto Networks) - Part number: PAN-U42-EOD-8HR-L5 - Annual subscription with 8-hour remote response time - Up to 1600 consulting hours per period of performance - Services include investigative analysis, threat intelligence, log analysis (SIEM), identity and access management review, and endpoint detection and response - Quantities and Structure: - Multiple line items for required and optional annual subscriptions, each with quantity 1 per period - Base year plus up to five option years (potential total: six years) - Notable Requirements: - Services must leverage commercial, open-source, and proprietary data sets - Emphasis on rapid response, in-depth research, and integration with OCC cybersecurity tools - Compliance with federal security, privacy, and accessibility standards - Firm-fixed-price contract structure - No physical products or hardware are being procured; the focus is on expert services and threat intelligence

Description

This project involves providing investigative support and analysis to enhance indicators of compromise and assess attribution, leveraging commercial, open-source, and proprietary data sets. The project aims to identify the threat actors involved in a cyber compromise through the analysis of emerging threats and vulnerabilities, and to identify intelligence to help OCC anticipate and mitigate risks associated with the threat actors. The project also aims to provide in-depth research on techniques that integrate threat intelligence with our tools to provide proactive defense of OCC systems.This project involves providing investigative support and analysis to enhance indicators of compromise and assess attribution, leveraging commercial, open-source, and proprietary data sets. The project aims to identify the threat actors involved in a cyber compromise through the analysis of emerging threats and vulnerabilities, and to identify intelligence to help OCC anticipate and mitigate risks associated with the threat actors. The project also aims to provide in-depth research on techniques that integrate threat intelligence with our tools to provide proactive defense of OCC systems.

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