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[State Entity Name] Office of MN.IT Services [Description of Work] After-Hours Security Monitoring The Office of Enterprise Technology (OET) Enterprise Security Office is responsible for providing security monitoring to increase our situational awareness for the executive branch of Minnesota government. This statement of work is requesting assistance in delivering a set of security assessment managed services to provide remote, continuous, non-business hours, 365 days per year analysis and monitoring of the consolidated system logs of specific OET IT systems. Associated notification to designated OET personnel upon contractor detection of computer security intrusion/incident events will be provided. The contractor will provide the remote management of the components required to adequately analyze the logs of OETs designated systems and correlate events coming from the several disparate systems to detect security intrusions or attacks. The State of Minnesota utilizes security information and event monitoring and intrusion detection tools to support the security monitoring processes. It is our intention with this statement of work to solicit assistance reviewing current implemented architecture, content, installing and tuning perimeter defense content that include rules, filters and reports and confirm effective correlation content and best practices are in place. In addition, this statement of work covers identifying and documenting standard operating procedures for key alerts and reports. The outcome we are expecting from this project is to have a solid security monitoring design, process and procedures to prepare us for implementing security monitoring across the executive branch of state government and all 87 counties in Minnesota which completes the State of Minnesotas conceptual design documentation. [Deadline for Vendor Response] 1/20/2012 [Publication Date] 12/15/2011 [Document links] 
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