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Igf::ot::igf to Provide DHS, Federal Government Departments / Agencies, and State, Local,tribal and Territorial Governments With Specialized Information Technology (IT) Services and Tools to Implement DHS Continuous Diagnostic and Mitigation (CDM) Program. the CDM Program Seeks to Defend Federal and Other Government It Networks From Cyber-security Threats by Providing Continuous Monitoring Sensors (tools), Diagnosis, Mitigation Tools and Continuous Monitoring as a Service (CMAAS) to Strengthen the Security Posture of Government Networks. Within the Scope of the CDM Tools and Cmaas Bpa, the Contractor Shall Provide Tools and Services Required by Ordering Agencies to Implement an Effective CDM Program.
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