AASHTOWare, a division of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, recently issued a request for proposal or RFP to develop a specific set of professional services and tools for its software product suite.
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AASHTOWare – which offers a suite of transportation software products delivered through a collaborative business model with state departments of transportation across the country – will provide “technical direction” for this RFP, via a technical and applications architecture task force consisting of representatives from AASHTO member agencies.
The RFP addresses two key information technology or IT needs:
- Developing tools, processing, and training to scan code for vulnerabilities at a yet-to-be-determined frequency, but no less than once per year for all AASHTOWare software, including desktop, web, mobile, and hosted products.
- Penetration tests and vulnerability scans for user acceptance testing and production environments hosted by the product contractors and cloud-hosted environments supported by the product contractors on a yet-to-be-determined frequency. However, customer sites or environments supported by customers would not receive this service.
For more information on this RFP, contact AASHTOWare Project Manager Brian Korschgen at bkorschgen@aashto.org.
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