IT Security Alerting and Threat Prevention Service

Short description

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has a requirement for a security event monitoring tool.

The Tool must analyse all TII data traffic in real time and identify suspect or anomalous events. This must not be based purely on known signatures but also on anomalous behaviour. The tool must also have the

capability to isolate and kill devices that breach configured thresholds.

The service will include a 24-hour service from the provider for experts to analyse the traffic and to alert TII staff in the event of a serious issue. This will also include a regular report and review with TII staff of

any suspicious events

The term of the Services Agreement that may result from this competition will be issued for five years. TII will also have the option at its sole discretion to extend the Services Agreement for a further five year period. Therefore the contract resulting from this procurement may amount to ten years in total.

Additional information

TII will not be liable for any participant’s costs arising in connection with participating in the competition, irrespective of the outcome of the competition, or if the competition is cancelled or postponed.

- TII has the right at any time and without notice to:

(i) terminate the competition (or part of it);

(ii) change the competition’s basis or procedures;

(iii) procure the contract by other means,

(iv) negotiate with one or more parties at any time;

(v) reject any, or all, of the applications/tenders;

(vi) not furnish a candidate or tenderer with additional information or to do any combination of the foregoing or anything else deemed

appropriate. In no instance will TII be required to give any reason for any alteration or termination of the process.

- If any past or future contracts or other documents are summarised or described in this document, or in other information given to Candidates, the summary or description must not be taken as comprehensive, or as a substitute for reading the contract or other document itself when it becomes available.

- Award of contract will be subject to the approval of the competent authorities.

- Award of contract may be subject to successful interview.

- Interested parties are advised that TII is subject to the Freedom of Information Act 2014 (together with other legislation governing access to information) . If a candidate/tenderer considers that any information supplied as part of this procurement procedure should not be disclosed because of its commercial sensitivity, confidentiality or otherwise, they must, when providing this information, clearly identify the specific information they do not wish to be disclosed and clearly specify the reasons for its sensitivity.

Short description

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has a requirement for a security event monitoring tool.

The Tool must analyse all TII data traffic in real time and identify suspect or anomalous events. This must not be based purely on known signatures but also on anomalous behaviour. The tool must also have the capability to isolate and kill devices that breach configured thresholds.

The service will include a 24-hour service from the provider for experts to analyse the traffic and to alert TII staff in the event of a serious issue. This will also include a regular report and review with TII staff of any suspicious events.

The term of the Services Agreement that may result from this competition will be issued for five years. TII will also have the option at its sole discretion to extend the Services Agreement for a further five year period. Therefore the contract resulting from this procurement may amount to ten years in total.

Additional information

TII will not be liable for any participant’s costs arising in connection with participating in the competition, irrespective of the outcome of the competition, or if the competition is cancelled or postponed.

TII has the right at any time and without notice to:

(i) terminate the competition (or part of it);

(ii) change the competition’s basis or procedures;

(iii) procure the contract by other means,

(iv) negotiate with one or more parties at any time;

(v) reject any, or all, of the applications/tenders;

(vi) not furnish a candidate or tenderer with additional information or to do any combination of the foregoing or anything else deemed

appropriate. In no instance will TII be required to give any reason for any alteration or termination of the process.

- If any past or future contracts or other documents are summarised or described in this document, or in other information given to Candidates, the summary or description must not be taken as comprehensive, or as a substitute for reading the contract or other document itself when it becomes available.

- Award of contract will be subject to the approval of the competent authorities.

- Award of contract may be subject to successful interview.

- Interested parties are advised that TII is subject to the Freedom of Information Act 2014 (together with other legislation governing access to information) . If a candidate/tenderer considers that any information supplied as part of this procurement procedure should not be disclosed because of its commercial sensitivity, confidentiality or otherwise, they must, when providing this information, clearly identify the specific information they do not wish to be disclosed and clearly specify the reasons for its sensitivity.