Digital Analytics for Countering Foreign Adversarial Propaganda

Background
The Office of Policy, Planning, and Resources for Public Diplomacy (R/PPR) is seeking information from qualified technology and data access providers regarding solutions for analyzing foreign adversarial propaganda from state and non-state actors. The Department aims to enhance its ability to access relevant open-source data, identify adversarial propaganda influence networks, conduct digital media forensics including deep fake detection, and assess linkages between activity across the information environment and real-world behavior while ensuring compliance with all applicable statutes and regulations.

Solutions must be FedRamp compliant.

Work Details
The RFI outlines the following desired capabilities for the managed attribution platform for secure browsing:
1. Ability to securely browse the public internet while protecting Department IT infrastructure against malicious cyber threats.
2. Ability to manage online signature and identity to avoid targeting by malicious actors.
3. Ability to access the full global internet securely and anonymously using online signatures native to the region.
4. Ability to audit user activity to ensure compliance with policies and legal regulations.
5. Robust data encryption in transit and at rest, maintenance of comprehensive audit logs, and support for compliance reporting.
6. An intuitive, user-friendly interface for clients along with availability of training materials and user support during and after implementation, as well as system availability and technical support in line with industry best practices.