The Texas Cyber Command is seeking a managed Full Content Inspection (FCI) capability to extend defensive protection to TCP/IP network sessions traversing TXCC-designated boundaries. The solution must improve network visibility, threat detection, prevention, containment, and operational reporting across the TXCC environment. The solution must provide inline, bi-directional inspection of designated network traffic at production scale while maintaining low latency and high availability.
Key features and requirements of the solution include:
• Inspection and remediation of designated traffic types
• Detection of malicious content and cyber threats
• Configurable automated and analyst-approved defensive response options
• Generation of detailed logs, alerts, dashboards, reports, and exportable telemetry
• Support for IPv4 and IPv6 communications and configurations
• Integration with TXCC systems and tools, including security information and event management (SIEM) platforms
• Continuous monitoring and near real-time notifications for critical events
• Compliance with TXCC's data handling and confidentiality requirements.
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