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"Navy - Morocco Cybersecurity Capacity Building Technical Support Services"

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The Navy Morocco Cybersecurity Capacity Building Technical Support Services contract is a forecast initiative managed by the Department of Commerce and NIST to enhance the cybersecurity and resilience of global information systems. This effort focuses on providing technical support to strengthen the defensive capabilities of foreign partners, specifically in Morocco, to ensure secure information sharing and collective security. By addressing critical vulnerabilities in cyberspace, the program aims to mitigate operational and strategic risks that could impact national security and military operations. Failure to advance this contract would jeopardize existing cooperation between NIST and the US Navy, potentially undermining diplomatic relationships and disrupting planned training and capability development. The project is categorized under NAICS code 541715 and will be performed in Gaithersburg. This strategic partnership is designed to bolster the ability of allies to leverage cyber opportunities for defense while countering evolving threats to economic stability and military readiness.

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NIST and Navy provide cybersecurity technical support to Morocco to enhance defensive capabilities.

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Department of Commerce

NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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GAITHERSBURG, MD, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Commerce
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Ensuring the cybersecurity and resilience of global information systems of our allies is crucial for national security, military operations, and economic stability. In cyberspace, the capabilities of allies and partners combine with those of the United States to enable timely information sharing as well as contribute to our collective security. Advancement in cybersecurity vulnerabilities have introduced significant challenges for foreign partners aiming to leverage cyber opportunities for defense and security while addressing threats inherent in cyberspace. NIST and US Navy have an existing cooperation that would be threatened if this contract is not advanced, including the undermining of U.S. commitments to partners, disrupting planned training and capability development, harming diplomatic and military relationships, and increasing operational and strategic risk.

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