7-Cloud Service Provider Security Checklist 2025.xlsx

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Community Engagement Platform
Solicitation number
546288
Issued by
Wayne County, Detroit City, Michigan

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This is a Cloud Service Provider Security Checklist issued by the City of Detroit for a Community Engagement Platform procurement. The City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement is seeking a qualified cloud service provider to deliver and maintain a Community Engagement Platform solution for a five-year term. The checklist establishes comprehensive security and compliance requirements that all respondents must address in their proposals, including governance structures, uptime and maintenance responsibilities, and adherence to regulatory frameworks.

The security checklist requires vendors to demonstrate compliance with industry-standard security frameworks such as NIST, ISO/IEC, COBIT, or ITIL, and mandates submission of a current SOC 2 Type 2 report from the vendor's cloud hosting provider at no additional cost to the City. Critical requirements include detailed account management processes, network security controls including firewalls and intrusion detection systems, data segregation protocols in multitenant environments, dedicated virtual infrastructure, encryption and public key infrastructure implementation, and comprehensive logging and alerting capabilities. Vendors must also confirm their willingness to undergo risk assessments and privacy impact assessments for personally identifiable information storage, provide evidence of data separation controls, describe subcontractor security inheritance protocols, and document processes for secure retirement of storage media and backups. The checklist serves as the primary evaluation instrument for assessing vendor security posture and operational readiness.

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Sheet1

City of Detroit
Cloud Service Provider Security Checklist
Please provide an answer or statement to all issues listed
#TopicStatus/Comment
1Describe who is responsible uptime, maintenance, patching and administration of the server.
2The provider must show diagram (and possible past examples) of their governance and notification processes for their services.
3Describe how the provider will guarantee legal and regulatory compliance with government and sectorial (industry specific) laws and regulations.
4Does the solution follow one of the following sets of security and privacy control best practices? Indicate which.
5o NIST Series
6o ISO/IEC Series
7o COBIT
8o ITIL
9The vendor will provide to the City, at no additional cost, the most recent SOC 2 Type 2 report from its cloud hosting provider covering the environments used by the City.
10Describe process for Account Management
11Define who is responsible for security monitoring. If the City will be responsible for securing the environment, describe how the City will obtain logs to ingest into its SIEM.
12Describe how a data inventory of City of Detroit Data Assets will be kept.
13Will subcontractors be used? If yes, will all security controls be inherited by subcontractors?
14Describe Public Key Infrastructure
15Process for separation of data belonging to different consumers in a multi‐tenant environment.
16Does the solution use a private, shared or hybrid cloud?
17Process used to separation of network traffic in a shared multi‐tenant provider environment
18Statement guaranteeing adherence to all privacy laws governing the physical areas of data storage.
19Willing to participate in a Risk Assessment and Privacy Impact Assessment covering the storage of PII.
20Network traffic must be screened and firewall protected network must have intrusion detection & prevention in place.
21Network must have detailed logging and documented alerting capabilities.
22Dedicate VLANs with dedicated virtual firewall.
23Describe how the City of Detroit network access separated from provider network access.
24Are the City of Detroit VMs are on a dedicated hypervisor?
25Will provider's servers only communicate with the City of Detroit logical disk units?
26Will online storage and backup media be scrubbed when retired or replaced?

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