A government agency in California issued “Cyber Security Managed Services” (RFP). Solicitation CAM-0453 closed on October 24, 2025. Eligibility: Only for USA Organization.
The vendor is required to provide cyber security managed services in order to enhance the security of the city's network, systems, and applications.
- Penetration testing services
• Provide penetration testing services, including but not limited to:
o Develop a detailed plan of testing protocols and timelines in collaboration with the city’s information security team.
o Conduct internal network penetration testing (approximately 8000 devices/IPS), starting with unauthenticated testing and progressing to authenticated testing if required.
o Test wireless networks.
o Conduct penetration tests on other identified security vulnerabilities.
• Upon completion of testing, provide a penetration testing report containing but not limited to the following information:
o Executive summary of findings
o Detailed documentation of all findings and testing
o Classification of findings based on industry standard risk models
o Remediation recommendations for findings
- Cybersecurity assessment
• The assessment will cover all city departments, with an initial focus on:
o Public safety: police, fire, and emergency management
o Public works: water service
o Department of transportation
• The assessment deliverables will include:
o Identification of key cybersecurity risks across departments
o Prioritization of risks based on impact and likelihood
o Recommendations for mitigation strategies
o Comparative analysis of initial vs. follow-up results (as applicable)
- Cybersecurity tabletop exercise
• Plan, schedule, and conduct annual cybersecurity tabletop exercises with ISD and other designated city staff which must include, but is not limited to:
o Design the exercise based on current real world cybersecurity incidents
o Lead the exercise
o Provide a post-mortem report with recommendations for improvement
- Disaster recovery and incident response
• Review and update the disaster recovery (DR) plan, ensuring alignment with industry best practices.
• Assist the city in performing a DR exercise
• Support post-exercise analysis and improvements
• Develop an incident response (IR) plan, including:
o Conducting a tabletop IR exercise
o Providing post-exercise analysis and recommendations
- Risk management
• Develop a third-party risk management program to assess and mitigate cybersecurity risks associated with external vendors, suppliers, and service providers.
• This program will include:
o Risk assessment of third-party entities handling city data
o Evaluation of emerging threats, including risks associated with AI and generative AI (gen AI)
- Risk acceptance framework
• Establish a framework for evaluating and accepting risks related to:
o New technologies and technology initiatives
o Legacy systems and technical debt (in coordination with the business application and risk review process)
- Business application and risk review
• Conduct security risk assessments for key business applications and systems used by the city.
• Identify vulnerabilities and assess potential security risks associated with these applications.
• Provide recommendations for risk mitigation, including best practices for securing applications.
• Work with city’s information security team to prioritize applications for review based on risk factors.
• Provide a report summarizing risk levels, vulnerabilities, and recommended security controls.
• Review and update the disaster recovery and business continuity plans based on these findings.
- Cybersecurity training and phishing simulation management
• Assist the city information security and other ISD staff managing phishing simulations and cybersecurity training
o The city currently utilizes knowbe4 for phishing simulations and cybersecurity training, but that may change in the future.
o Configuring the phishing simulations
o Assigning cybersecurity training to users
• Provide reports on simulation results
• Provide reports on training status
- Vulnerability management services
• Manage and operate the city's vulnerability scanning system
• Work with the city's information security team to define and implement a vulnerability scan schedule
• Provide scheduled and ad-hoc vulnerability reports for specific city resources
• Provide detailed remediation guidance.
- Contract Period/Term: 5 years
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: September 29, 2025
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No. This opportunity (CAM-0453) closed on October 24, 2025. See similar open RFPs below.
A government agency in California. The buyer's contact and submission details are in the solicitation documents.
Only for USA Organization.
Contract term: 5 years.
Questions and inquiries must be submitted by September 29, 2025.
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