Salary: $115,000 - 122,500 per year
Requirements:- Six years of experience representing a MAJCOM in work with DoD, SAF, and Air Force Authorizing Official personnel to develop and interpret information assurance policies, guidelines, and principles.
- Six years of experience working with IT system enclaves and program management office systems to identify recurring issues and document repeatable processes.
- Familiarity with Air Force information assurance-approved tools, such as ACAS, SCCM, and Vulnerator.
- Six years of experience developing cybersecurity solutions that meet mission requirements.
- Four years of experience using automated tools for RMF and NIST compliance and IT system authorization.
- Two years of experience conducting MAJCOM-level reviews of RMF packages to prepare submissions for an Authorizing Officials Security Control Assessment.
- Four years of experience addressing base-level network architecture issues with numbered Air Force or higher-level staff organizations.
- Four years of experience providing eMASS user training and account administration.
- Two years of experience with the Information Technology Investment Portfolio System (ITIPS).
- Four years of experience with the DISA GIG Interconnection Approval Process (GIAP) and System/Network Approval Process (SNAP).
- Six years of project management and effective oral and written communication experience in a DoD environment.
- One of the following certifications: CISA, CISM, CCISO, CISSP, CISSP-ISSMP, CySA+, GSLC, or GSNA.
- Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility; Top Secret clearance is listed as preferred in the posting.
- A bachelors, masters, or doctoral degree is asked about in the application questions; no degree requirement is otherwise specified.
- Provide cybersecurity, RMF, continuous-monitoring, and authorization support for ACC-sponsored IT systems and enclaves.
- Advise program offices, main operating bases, geographically separated units, and designated Combatant Command stakeholders on cybersecurity policy, implementation procedures, and secure IT solutions.
- Coordinate with DoD, Department of the Air Force, MAJCOM, Authorizing Official, and program management office stakeholders to interpret and implement cybersecurity and authorization guidance.
- Support RMF package development and MAJCOM-level review.
- Administer the Air Force eMASS service and train users.
- Develop and deliver training on RMF, NIST, eMASS, and continuous monitoring.
- Support policy development and the establishment of repeatable cybersecurity processes.
- Provide technical and programmatic guidance for IT system authorization.
- Support FISMA and ITIPS cybersecurity requirements.
- Participate in Air Force and DoD cybersecurity working groups.
- Assist with implementation of authorization and assessment and continuous-monitoring programs.
- Support NIPRNet System/Network Approval Process and SIPRNet GIG Interconnection Approval Process activities, including access, circuit tracking, and updates.
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We provide support services to the HQ ACC Directorate of Cyberspace and Information Dominance (ACC/A6), whose mission is to deliver IT services to 101,500 active-duty military and civilian members at major installations in the United States and overseas. This is a full-time, in-person Information Security Analyst role based at Langley AFB, Virginia. The listed annual pay range is $115,000–$122,500. Our benefits include a 401(k) with matching, dental, health, and vision insurance, an employee assistance program, flexible spending and health savings accounts, paid time off, and a referral program.
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