Threat intelligence platform license with product support
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Description & Project Overview
The purpose of the procurement is to acquire a 12-month threat intelligence platform usage license with product support for collecting, analyzing and using cyber threat information in the supplier's security monitoring and incident handling processes. Lots note: The procurer does not divide the public procurement into parts and concludes the procurement contract with one tenderer. It is essentially the acquisition of a license for the use of a threat intelligence platform and related product support for 12 months, which is why dividing the procurement into parts is not practical in terms of substance, technical, economic or work organization. The right to use the platform, product support, data flows, interface options and terms of use form an interrelated whole, and their separate procurement may prevent the introduction of a complete and functional solution and make the arrangement of responsibility and contract fulfillment unreasonably complex for the procurer. The procurer does not divide the public procurement into parts and concludes the procurement contract with one tenderer. It is essentially the acquisition of a license for the use of a threat intelligence platform and related product support for 12 months, which is why dividing the procurement into parts is not practical in terms of substance, technical, economic or work organization. The right to use the platform, product support, data flows, interface options and terms of use form an interrelated whole, and their separate procurement may prevent the introduction of a complete and functional solution and make the arrangement of responsibility and contract fulfillment unreasonably complex for the procurer.