Security Operation Centre

CHP

What the buyer published

The key aims of the new contract will be for the supplier to:

Deliver and manage a Security Operations Centre as a Managed Service
Provide CHP with assurance that cyber security services are configured correctly
Provide CHP with assistance in the event of a successful cyber security breach or attack
Centralise the management of the disparate security products that CHP currently employ
Advise of any emerging threats that could impact CHP and actions to remediate - remediation options to include supplier and CHP to resolve, this may include third party supply chain risks. Bidders are advised that at its own discretion, CHP reserves the right not to award any of the enhanced requirements listed in the Specification or contained in the winning bidder's proposal.

An empty stage is useful. For example, no tender stage usually means the buyer used a framework or gave the contract directly.

◌ Planning none

● Tender on record

◌ Award none

● End date For subscribers only

Judged against the rules we publish. How we decide.

SOC, detection and response An ongoing service that watches an organisation's systems and responds to attacks.

Bought on its own, as a separate contract The cyber work is a separate contract.