From: Federal Times
By RUTRELL YASIN
The Department of Homeland Security is gearing up to issue new task orders for its Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program, ensuring that more agencies can obtain the necessary tools to improve the security and resilience of their networks.
The contracts will supply solutions under competitive task orders for 23 agencies within the next 20 weeks, according to John Streufert, director of Federal Network Resilience, the division within DHS taking the lead in the CDM effort.
There will be six competitive task orders where departments and agencies are grouped according to their requirements. “Some agencies are adding to a strong baseline of existing continuous diagnostic mitigation tools, some have a patch-work quilt of tools and some have zero protection,” Streufert said.
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