The contract is for a spam filter solution to help prevent malicious content from being delivered to the end-user's email inbox via GSuite. The solution should also provide a way to monitor Google Drive for infected documents and links. The contract was issued by Texas State Technical College (TSTC) and was open for bid from 2/4/2021 to 2/10/2021. The contract has a duration of 12 months and an estimated value of $25,500. Some key features required by the solution include SSL sitewide, granular access controls, full logging and auditing capability, and secure method of authentication via TSTC's Secure Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAPS) to Microsoft Active Directory Services.
• The solution should be able to prevent malicious content from being delivered to the end-user's email inbox via GSuite.
• The solution should provide a way to monitor Google Drive for infected documents and links.
• The solution should have SSL sitewide, granular access controls, and full logging and auditing capability.
• The solution should have a secure method of authentication via TSTC's Secure Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAPS) to Microsoft Active Directory Services.
• The solution should be able to provide a secure method of authentication via TSTC's Secure Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAPS) to Microsoft Active Directory Services.
• The solution should have a tiered permissions system for application administration.
• The solution should have logs files that store all messages for perpetuity that can be accessed by TSTC at any time without impediment pursuant to Texas Senate Bill 944 for Open Records Requests.