Procurement
Information Technology and Telecommunications (DOITT)
15 MetroTech Center, 18th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201
John Gioia
phone: 7184038503
email: jgioia@doitt.nyc.gov
phone: 7184038503
email: jgioia@doitt.nyc.gov
Archived
Goods
Demonstration Project
3/29/2018 - 4/5/2018
Intent to Award
PIN#85818D0001 Due:
Description
The City intends to award a contract with Zimperium, Inc. for the use of their proprietary software to develop a Citywide mobile threat protection application. Through this Demonstration Project, the Zimperium mobile application will be specifically engineered to protect privacy and will function based on patented approaches to detecting malicious activity. The app will provide guidance on mitigating measures the end user can take, including disconnecting from Wi-Fi, deleting malicious applications and restoring settings to factory defaults. This combination of alerts and step by step guidance will allow end users to take hold of their digital lives and ultimately make better, informed decisions.
Should vendors express interest, they must satisfy the following requirements in order to be considered:
1. The vendor must have filed U.S. patents related to mobile cyber threat detection;
2. The vendor must list the names of at least one other enterprise customer(s) currently using the technology;
3. The vendor must provide a detailed description of data required to be transmitted from the end user to the vendor/manufacturer in order for the technology to function
4. The vendor must provide results of third-party penetration testing of the solution;
5. The vendor must provide back-tested results against newly discovered vulnerabilities. (For example if a vulnerability is made public on 3/19/2018, does the build of the proposed solution on 3/18/2018 detect the vulnerability or is a software update required?)
Should vendors express interest, they must satisfy the following requirements in order to be considered:
1. The vendor must have filed U.S. patents related to mobile cyber threat detection;
2. The vendor must list the names of at least one other enterprise customer(s) currently using the technology;
3. The vendor must provide a detailed description of data required to be transmitted from the end user to the vendor/manufacturer in order for the technology to function
4. The vendor must provide results of third-party penetration testing of the solution;
5. The vendor must provide back-tested results against newly discovered vulnerabilities. (For example if a vulnerability is made public on 3/19/2018, does the build of the proposed solution on 3/18/2018 detect the vulnerability or is a software update required?)