MBCC Cybersecurity Lab Equipment Requirement.xlsx

The document is a detailed equipment specification sheet for a Cybersecurity Lab Equipment procurement for the Michigan Cybersecurity Program, outlining a comprehensive technology infrastructure upgrade. The procurement includes 2 server configurations (1U and 2U models with Intel Xeon processors), 2 Fortinet POE switches, VMWare licensing, a lockable wall mount cabinet, 12 dual-boot desktop computers with forensic and penetration testing capabilities, 12 monitors, PC teardown tool kits, and specialized hacker investigation kits. The equipment is designed to support a cybersecurity training and research environment, with specific technical requirements for processing power, storage, networking, and security research tools.

The specification sheet indicates a robust technology investment with custom build options permitted, emphasizing high-performance computing and specialized cybersecurity research equipment. The desktop computers feature NVIDIA graphics processors with 12GB memory, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD storage, and include three years of onsite hardware and software support. The hacker kits contain advanced research and testing tools such as Hak5 Cloud Command and Control, Payload Studio Pro, USB Rubber Ducky, Shark Jack, and other specialized penetration testing equipment. While specific pricing and funding details are not explicitly outlined, the comprehensive nature of the equipment suggests a significant technology infrastructure investment for cybersecurity training and research purposes in the Michigan state system.