City of Calgary - Notice of Award - Google Cloud Security Program
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The City of Calgary has issued a notice of award for the Google Cloud Security Program under solicitation number AB-2026-07056. This one-time non-competitive award is designed to address an immediate need for specialized training to enhance the city's cybersecurity resilience and modernize its security posture. The program focuses on equipping cybersecurity professionals with advanced skills in threat detection, incident handling, root cause analysis, and deep forensic analysis through hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios. By implementing these standardized best-practice approaches, the initiative aims to reduce incident response times and improve the identification and containment of complex cyber threats. The program emphasizes continuous learning and the secure sharing of sensitive organizational information to mitigate risks and bolster overall threat detection capabilities within the City of Calgary's infrastructure.
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$134,550Place of Performance
Calgary, AB, CANSet-Aside
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Google Cloud CanadaAward Issued Date
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