DISA seeks boost for cyber portfolio
DISA is conducting market research for machine learning tools that will improve how it manages cybersecurity threats.
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Requirements and Analysis Office is gathering feedback about a business case analysis for additional capabilities that support its cyber portfolio.
In a new request for information, DISA wants to learn more about companies’ capabilities and experience with a secure near real-time machine-to-machine cyber threat indicator sharing platform.
DISA wants the cyber threat indicator sharing capability to:
- Distribute cyber threat indicators through a publisher/subscriber model in near real-time
- Data storage and data management
- Dashboard and management
- System integration
- Security requirements, such as transport layer security and public key infrastructure certificates.
DISA released the RFI Nov. 29. Responses are due by Dec. 6.