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The New York State Office of General Services (OGS) has established a centralized backdrop contract for Cybersecurity Legal Services, designed to provide comprehensive legal support for state and local agencies. The IDV covers a wide range of critical cybersecurity legal services, including reviewing incident response plans, managing cyber risk, advising on intellectual property and data protection policies, and offering guidance on cybersecurity preparedness. Authorized users can access these services to address complex cybersecurity challenges, ranging from incident response and investigation to navigating state, federal, and international cybersecurity regulations.
The master IDV is a five-year contract running from January 6, 2025, to January 5, 2030, with a statewide scope covering all New York State agencies and political subdivisions. The contract type is classified as a services contract, specifically targeting legal support in the cybersecurity domain. While the IDV itself does not have specific diversity participation goals, it provides a flexible procurement mechanism for agencies to access specialized legal expertise in cybersecurity-related matters.
Under this IDV, Phillips Lytle LLP has been awarded a contract with a total value of $10 million. The award represents one of five law firms selected to provide cybersecurity legal services through this centralized contract. Key services include counseling during incident responses, assisting with privileged investigations, coordinating breach notifications, engaging with governmental entities like the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and providing comprehensive legal advice on cybersecurity, privacy, and related regulatory matters. The contract enables authorized users to quickly access specialized legal support for complex cybersecurity challenges without initiating separate procurement processes.
Description
This is a centralized backdrop contract with five law firms for Cybersecurity Legal Services. The scope of services include: Assisting Authorized Users with the review of cybersecurity incident response plans; cyber risk management and intellectual property; asset, privacy and data protection policies; preparedness activities related to cybersecurity, cyber resiliency, cyber preparedness, and privacy; and related matters.
Counseling and advising Authorized Users during incident response, including for example, by assisting with privileged incident response investigations; helping to coordinate resources and efforts, including breach notification; engaging with governmental entities such as the U. S. Department of Homeland Security, federal, state, and local law enforcement; analyzing incident investigatory findings; providing advice on breach, notification, and privacy implications; and making recommendations for remediation following an incident.
Providing legal advice to Authorized Users pertaining to state, federal, and international laws and regulations as well as policies and best practices related to cybersecurity, cyber resiliency, cyber preparedness, privacy, and related matters. Advising Authorized Users on contracts and disputes with third-party vendors related to cybersecurity, cyber resiliency, cyber preparedness, privacy, and related matters.
This Award has 0% MBE, 0% WBE and 0% SDVOB goal requirements.
Awards
| Award | Awarded | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| PS70484 | $10,000,000 |
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Who can buy from contract PS70484?
All State Agencies and Political Subdivisions can buy from contract PS70484.
How many awards have been placed under contract PS70484?
One award has been placed under contract PS70484, on January 6, 2025.
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