Lease-Purchase Agreement - ENS Group - Replacement of Network Switching Gear and ASA Firewall

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o 250 GB disk space o 4 virtual CPU o 1 virtual NIC So that the aforementioned FirePOWER Management Center can map users' IP addresses to their corresponding Active Directory usernames, ENS Group will install and configure the Cisco FirePOWER User Agent on two (2) Active Directory domain -member servers. The Agent software must be configured with a service account with sufficient permissions to read login and logout events from the domain controllers' security logs. USER TRAINING AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER Training - System Administrator. Limited system administrator training is provided with this project. City of South Bend staff will be shown the fundamentals of how to manage the new system, including: • Cisco FirePOWER Management Center configuration, operation, and maintenance CISCO AMP DEPLOYMENT PROJECT SCOPE OVERVIEW SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATION The implementation of the new security software will take place at various City of South Bend facilities. ENS will work to implement the new software in accordance with planning meeting discussions and the overall project plan. If applicable, ENS will coordinate with City of South Bend staff in order to smoothly transition from the old software to the new, minimizing disruptions and downtime. ENS personnel will test and troubleshoot issues related to the activities covered in the scope for this engagement to ensure proper operation of the new software. Implementation steps will include: • ENS Group will deploy the Cisco Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) for Endpoints agent onto up to 800 Active Directory domain -member computers. This deployment is typically executed via Group Policy. The Agents will be licensed for either a 3- or 5-year subscription term, depending on option purchased. USER TRAINING AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER Training - System Administrator. Limited system administrator training is provided with this project. City of South Bend staff will be shown the fundamentals of how to manage the new system, including: • Cisco Advanced Malware Protection (AMP) for Endpoints configuration, operation, and maintenance CITY OF SOUTH BEND RESPONSIBILITIES General • City of South Bend will provide adequate rack space, power (on UPS), ventilation, cabling, and cable management required for installation and implementation of equipment. • City of South Bend will provide access to server rooms and other required spaces for ENS technicians to perform their work. • City of South Bend will provide secure storage & staging areas as needed for new hardware as needed. • City of South Bend will ensure all internal wiring for voice or data is terminated properly and clearly labeled. • City of South Bend will provide timely response to requests and documents from ENS relating to all aspects of the project and project management processes, including and pertaining to such items change orders, open action item reports, and project close out reports. If the City of South Bend does not acknowledge or respond in Statement of Work for City of South Bend - 6