You can just see the sales folks salivating over this one.
The Justice Department is looking for a Web security package to serve its 100,000 users.
DOJ’s Justice Management Division released a request for information July 10. It wants to replace its current enterprise system with “security-hardened, appliance-based products.”
DOJ officials said the department is trying to obtain information from industry on the latest technologies to determine possible courses of action. Currently, Justice uses a suite of commercial software packages that provide Web page caching, Web content filters and antivirus scanning.
The RFI states that Justice is looking for solutions that require “minimum customization, and rely on the manufacturer’s ability to provide secure and reliable updates.”
Justice is requesting software that would let officials use current components at a central management facility in Rockville, Md.
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