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Cybersecurity Monitoring & ConMon Access Enablement

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The contract requests the implementation of Continuous Monitoring capabilities to deliver real-time visibility into cloud environments for the Utah Department of Technology Services, leveraging API integrations, log forwarding, and advanced threat detection systems. The objective is to strengthen cybersecurity posture by enabling proactive identification, analysis, and response to threats across dynamic cloud infrastructure, ensuring continuous compliance and operational resilience. The solution must be fully integrated with existing systems to provide seamless data flow and actionable intelligence without disruption to current operations. This is a subcontract opportunity posted on August 6, 2026, with a response deadline of August 20, 2026, under NAICS code 541612 for Computer Systems Design Services. The performance location is tied to Utah, though specific city or zip details are not provided. The offering is open to qualified subcontractors seeking to support state-level cybersecurity objectives, with no set-aside designation indicated. All proposals must align with the technical requirements for real-time monitoring and threat detection through established cloud interfaces and log management protocols.

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Implement real-time cloud monitoring with API integrations and threat detection for Utah state cybersecurity compliance.

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UT, USA

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Implement Continuous Monitoring (ConMon) capabilities to provide Utah DTS real-time visibility into cloud environments via API integration, log forwarding, and threat detection systems.

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