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Senior Information Security Analyst
Company
Role
Senior Information Security Analyst
Location
Job type
Full-time
Found on Mokaru
121 months ago
Salary
Job description
- Research, verify and document information security controls using the Federal Certification and Accreditation (C&A) processes.
- Propose, communicate, and enforce security policies, procedures and methodologies.
- Collect, compile, and report IA and CND metrics relating to Connection Approval Process, Certification and Accreditation Compliance, Information Assurance Vulnerability Management Compliance, Inspection Compliance Status, and FISMA Compliance.
- Analyze reports from vulnerability assessment scanners, patch management tools, and emerging threat information to advise on the risk and remediation of security issues.
- Develop Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms) for identified vulnerabilities to initiate, coordinate and track the patching and remediation of security weaknesses.
- Conduct reviews: security authorization documents, event logs, security incidents.
- Report on security status and security incidents.
- Coordinate Authorization packages.
Clearance Requirement: Active Top Secret
- Bachelor’s Degree (Preferable: Computer Science, Information Systems, Software Engineering or other related analytical, scientific, or technical disciplines)
- 5-7 years experience in IT security, including Certification and Accreditation and/or IT security risk analysis/advice, preferably in support of the Federal government.
- Knowledge of Federal government C&A practices and policies (Preferable: ICS 503, FISMA, NISP SP 800-53, and DHS 4300)
- 5-7 years experience with information assurance tools preferred
- 5+ years experience working directly with a federal client
- CISSP (Preferred)
- Ability to work independently and also collaborating closely with project managers, engineers, and others
- Working knowledge of Ongoing Authorization with in the NIST Framework
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.


