Foreign Military Sales – Cybersecurity Professionals Training Capability Assessment

The Air Education and Training Command (AETC) is conducting market research to identify potential sources and gather information on capabilities related to training for Cybersecurity professionals. The goal is to build and sustain the capabilities of partner nations to utilize Cybersecurity professionals effectively, thereby enhancing global security and cooperation. The training programs must be designed to meet the unique needs of international partners under the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program, including compliance with international regulations, cultural considerations, and specific operational requirements of partner nations. Some key points about the job and scope of work include: • The Government seeks specialized cybersecurity education and training programs tailored to the professional development of cybersecurity personnel at various levels. • Training offerings may include foundational courses, intermediate courses, and advanced courses addressing strategic policy, threat analysis, and solutions for capability gaps. • The Government is particularly interested in training programs that emphasize practical, real-world scenarios and simulations to prepare cybersecurity professionals for dynamic and evolving threats. • Courses may be conducted at either government facilities or contractor locations, with clear listings specifying student capacity, costs, and course details. • The Government will not be providing, purchasing, or developing courseware, and travel costs are variable in nature depending upon location, season, and other factors.