Cybersecurity Forensics Engineers are responsible for leading and overseeing all aspects of digital forensic investigations within the agency.
Responsibilities include collecting, preserving, and analyzing digital evidence from various sources such as computers, networks, and mobile devices. Other duties include managing and conducting complex forensic examinations, providing expert guidance on forensic methodologies and tools, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and delivering clear and concise reports to stakeholders. Additionally, Cybersecurity Forensics Engineers are responsible for ensuring adherence to legal and regulatory requirements pertaining to digital evidence handling and chain of custody. These responsibilities and standards will be leveraged to develop training as well as mentoring of junior members. Cybersecurity Forensics Engineers are also responsible for researching, evaluating, and designing technical security solutions for the agency; providing technical security assessment support; and developing, maintaining, and monitoring an effective Information Security program to provide logical and physical protection of the company’s technical resources. Enterprise accountabilities include executing security engineering practices for IS projects; conduct product research and participate in the selection process of technologies to support security requirements.
The Cybersecurity Engineer will be implementing, managing, and enhancing the ESS (Endpoint Security Solutions) suite to support a Department of Defense customer ( DCSA).
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities:
DCSA is seeking Information Systems Security Engineering (ISSE) support for the Zero Trust initiative to maintain IT infrastructure, applications, and any new development projects ensuring the security of networks. Technical analysis, research, evaluation, and technical guidelines are to be performed to provide support. The workload will vary depending on the number of active development projects and other technical assessments required.
Identify potential security vulnerabilities in ICAM/Zero Trust (ZT) implementation and recommend remediation.
As a Cloud Security Analyst, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the security and compliance of the Programs under the Program Executive Office (PEO). You will be responsible for managing Risk Management Framework (RMF) support for Amazon Web Services (AWS) based cloud systems.
EXPERIENCE:
Associate or Bachelor’s Degree, in Cybersecurity, and/or Information Systems Management or equivalent experience
DD8140/DoD8570.01-M IAM Level I
Our Business Development, Capture, and Proposals Unit’s mission is to support clients with managing and supporting the BD, capture, and proposal development lifecycle for their assigned proposals. Our services are focused on Federal Government information technology pursuits that may vary in size from small to large and may require a variety of solutions. Our team is responsible for administering proposal processes, ensuring configuration management, ensuring compliance, providing guidance and assistance to authors, administering proposal-related resources, preparing proposal-related reports, etc. Tasks managed include Requests for Proposal (RFP) Analysis, Kick-Off Meetings, Status Calls, Proposal Development, Proposal Writing, Color Reviews, Proposal Production, Knowledge Management, etc.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
N/A
Cyber Defense Operations (CDO) support services include continuous monitoring, which encompasses data such as network and host vulnerability scanning, IDS, firewall, network sensor tuning, and net flow/packet capture (PCAP). Audit data is collected and retained to facilitate technical analysis related to misuse, penetration, or other incidents.
Engineer, administer, and coordinate all ForeScout and C2C-related objectives. Candidates will operate in a multi-enclave environment and collaborate with various sections within OCIO to ensure C2C milestones are achieved.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Forescout Cybersecurity Defense Engineer specific:
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