Information Certification and Accreditation Engineer (Reston, VA)
An Information Systems Security Officer is a mid-to-senior level security professional who provides a conduit between the Customer Computer Security Division and the Program Office for all information technology issues such as malicious code eradication, configuration management, and certification and accreditation of current and future systems. Ensures that all Customer and contractor areas (CONUS and OCONUS) have met all DCID and DoD security standards for processing classified information on a data system (Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) and collateral classified information).
MUST HAVE DCID EXPERIENCE - BS degree plus (or equivalent) 4 years experience in computer science, software engineering, or technical discipline.
- Familiarity with IC information Systems architectures
- Facility, hardware, and information system engineering
- Computer and network hardware and cabling
- Cross-functional integration of Information Systems into the physical security environment
- System methodologies including Client/Server, Web Hosting, Web Content Servers, Directory Servers, Firewalls, Wide Area Networks (WAN), Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN), and Local Area Networks (LAN), Switches, and Routers
- Detecting and preventing computer system security compromises in a networked environment
- Configuration management; system maintenance, and integration testing
- Identification, prevention and negation of malicious code
- Understanding of COTS tools that can scan at the physical layer of all media types including but not limited to: CDs, Hard Drives, Floppies and Zip/Jaz
- Experience with utilization and interpretation of DITSCAP and DCID 6/3 in real-world environments
- Forensics and evidentiary preservation
- Troubleshoot technical configurations and make recommendations on the protection of classified and sensitive data.
- Apply a risk management philosophy when faced with security challenges and the ability to articulate the in a clear concise, comprehensive manner the options available to Customer certifying and accrediting officials
- Analytical abilities to decipher complex technical configuration management documents
- Database management skills
- Strong ability to elicit, articulate, and document information thoroughly
- Demonstrated ability to work independently in an organized manner, with minimal supervision
- Knowledge of all applicable policies, procedures and Operating Instructions
Job Requirements: - Provide total Automated Information (AIS) security support addressing: hardware, software, administrative/procedural, physical, and communications
- Provide recommendations for formal accreditation of all Customer systems processing SCI and collateral information.
- Reviews and, when necessary, prepares the accreditation package supporting the accreditation process.
- Risk management conduct surveys and renders impact statements or recommendations when deviations to standards are appropriate and fully justified
- Investigate, prepare impact statements, and make recommendations on security violations.
- Assist in system/technology analysis and assessment, testing, and verification and validation
- Perform risk assessments and provide security oversight and technical direction on AIS systems, networks and media.
- Maintains security plans, as required
- Conducts audits
- Support and provide guidance regarding information systems security awareness programs
- Perform market surveys and provide recommendations on new cost effective hardware and software that incorporates new security technology concepts
- Research, evaluate and provide security guidance to Government and contractor personnel for the day-to-day computer security support functions
- Updates and maintains appropriate records of accreditations, Co-Utilization agreements, collateral areas, status remarks, expirations, inspections, etc.
- Conduct inspections and perform staff assistance visits
- Control and monitor project milestones
- Liaison with members of the DoD, IC and other officials as required to and insofar as protocol permits.
- Prepare and deliver briefings to internal and external customers.
- Prepare various forms of correspondence.
- Serve as the AIS security focal point for all AIS assets within the Security Office to include installation, implementation, and integration
- Oversee the AIS security position and provide direction, guidance and tasking to achieving the day-to-day AIS security duties
- Provide technical assistance and evaluations to program contractors, both on-site and off-site, with regards to systems definition, equipment selection, and equipment installation criteria; hardware, software and administrative/procedural, physical, communications, environmental, and safety
- Ensure systems under the Customer Security Office are compliant with DCID 6/3 or appropriate security guidance
- Develop AIS security protocols to conform to DCID 6/3, Defense Infrastructure Common Operating Environment or other standards as required by the project specifications
- Ensure Customer Security Offices are compliant with applicable Customer Directives for the handling, processing, storing and disposing of all types of magnetic media
- Perform research, development, test, evaluation, and validation of countermeasures developed through the integration of technical and non-technical security disciplines necessary to provide a secure environment for program activities
- Analyze the threats, environment, and security-related vulnerabilities to recommend security policies, plans, procedures, requirements, and countermeasures for appropriate risk management measures
- Provide evaluations of program and system vulnerabilities as they relate to security and develop programmatic or procedural countermeasures necessary to protect program operation
- Incorporating all security disciplines, recommend and develop requirements, specifications, designs, and procedures to satisfy program security policy and planning guidance
- Monitor the implementation of Government security requirements for Government and Industry facilities and systems
- Develop reports, information, and recommendations that support the implementation of Government security requirements and configuration management of Government and Industry facilities and systems
- Develop and review test plans, perform and/or monitor testing, review and analyze results, and develop and/or review test and certification documentation for Government and Industry facilities and systems. Prepare reports and recommendations that document test and evaluation results
- Develop security configuration baselines for facilities, systems, and processes, and ensure the continuing validity of those baselines
- Provide AIS communications systems security engineering and network architecture support of existing systems. Provide concept development and engineering and support for projected or new systems
- Coordinate and/or integrate program security and operational mission requirements with various Government and Industrial organizations involved in program activities
- Work in conjunction with SIS divisions to staff, develop, and implement AIS security controls, procedures, and requirements for secure operations of AIS assets processing classified and unclassified program data
- Conduct trade studies of systems, equipment, and associated software whose security features complement a programs operations or requirements
- Conduct vulnerability assessments, penetration assessments, and open source profile assessments from an adversarial approach to determine the strengths and weakness of the current methodologies and operating techniques for information assurance
- Maintain the database of all approved electronic devices that are in the Customer Security Office and provide training; guidance and oversight to ensure electronic devices are only used in the approved manner
- Provide guidance, training and support to the staff on the proper procedures for the handling of all software media
- Track all activities to enable the customer to redirect resources to satisfy changes in mission requirements
Job Details: - Categories: Accounting & Finance, Construction, Skilled Labor & Trades, Aerospace & Aviation, Human Resources & Recruiting, Linguists, Translators & Interpreters, Administrative & Clerical, Counter Intelligence & /SIGINT/HUMINT/MASINT, GIS Imagery & IMINT, Computer Software, Computer Hardware, Legal, Manufacturing & Production, Transportation & Warehousing, Logistics & Supply Chain, Science, Engineering, Chemical & Biological, Customer Service & Help Desk, Education / Training / Instructor, Environment, Executive, Facilities, General, Government, Graphic Arts / Media / Advertising, Hospitality / Housekeeping, Journalism, Law Enforcement & Security, Medical & Biomedical, Nuclear, Professional, Research and Analyst, Sales, BD & Marketing, Telecommunications
- Security Clearances: Top Secret/SCI with Full-scope Polygraph, Top Secret/SCI with CI Polygraph, Top Secret/SCI
- Experience Required: 2 yrs
- Relocation Costs Paid: Negotiable
- Preferred Degree: Bachelors
Contact Name: Mr. Stephen Heestand
Phone: 440-779-5680
Website: http://www.e-mergingtechnologies.com
Job Code: RSTN-ICAE
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