Splunk Security Information and Event Management
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The Transportation Security Administration, under the Department of Homeland Security, is seeking Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Enterprise Security software licenses and subscriptions, including maintenance, support, and professional services. This requirement also includes TrackMe software licenses, which are mandatory for the Security Information and Event Management system to operate at peak capability and ensure full interoperability with the existing Splunk environment. The primary goal is to accommodate increased daily ingestion rates of security event data and optimize the system to convert that data into actionable cybersecurity alerts and incident remediation activities. This forecast is categorized under NAICS code 541519 with the place of performance located in Herndon, Virginia. The project focuses on the expansion and development of the SIEM system to maintain high performance and security standards. The incumbent contractor for these services is Thundercat Technology LLC.
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