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Related State Contracts
Texas Government Code [TGC 2059.102(c)(d)] requires State agencies to use the security services provided through the Network and Security Operations Center (NSOC) "to the fullest extent possible." Prior to procuring any network security services, state agencies must first seek a determination from DIR whether the NSOC can meet agency network security services needs at a comparable cost.
State agencies should submit the following form to DIR prior to procuring non-NSOC related network security services, including, but not limited to, penetration testing or other vulnerability assessments:
NSOC Security Service Determination Form – PDF (81 KB)
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