Awarded Capabilities Sample Clauses

Awarded Capabilities. The Department shall offer one (1) or more solutions to the Grantee for the following capabilities: <Insert awarded capabilities/solution > Note: The Department will make its best effort to award the Grantee’s preferred solution per capability. However, the Department can only contract for a limited number of solutions based on best value, technical acceptability, and operational volume.
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Awarded Capabilities. The Department shall offer one (1) or more solutions to the Grantee for the following capabilities: Endpoint-Based Asset Discovery (Agent); Network-Based Asset Discovery (Agentless); External- Facing Asset Discovery; Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR).
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Awarded Capabilities. The Department shall offer one (1) or more solutions to the Grantee for the following capabilities:
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Awarded Capabilities. The Department shall offer the following capabilities/solutions to the Grantee: Network-Based Asset Discovery: Armis Note: The Department will make its best effort to award the Grantee’s preferred solution per capability. However, the Department can only contract for a limited number of solutions based on best value, technical acceptability, and operational volume.
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Awarded Capabilities. The Department shall offer the following capabilities/solutions to the Grantee: External-Facing Asset Discovery: Palo Alto Networks Xpanse Endpoint-Based Asset Discovery: Tanium Network-Based Asset Discovery: Armis Endpoint Detection and Response: SentinelOne Content Delivery Network: Akamai Security Operations Platform: Reliaquest GreyMatter Note: The Department will make its best effort to award the Grantee’s preferred solution per capability. However, the Department can only contract for a limited number of solutions based on best value, technical acceptability, and operational volume.
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