Job Description

ASRC Federal seeks a skilled Cybersecurity Specialist to join our team at the PM PD SAI on the C5ISR APG campus. The successful candidate will provide expertise in information assurance (IA) oversight, guidance, support in accordance with the requirements of the program office.  An impactful candidate delivers recommendations to the government and executing recommendations upon approval in accordance with DoD, DA, and client IA policy.  Other responsibilities will include:

 

Supporting defined IA and Assess and Authorize (A&A) activities, including System Security Plan (SSP) and other supporting documentation development/review, System Vulnerability Assessments, Security Test and Evaluation (ST&E) planning, execution and data collection, test data reduction and analysis, and residual risk assessment reporting necessary to support system accreditation. Supporting SIPRNet accreditation packages through the RMF process ensuring timely receipt of Authority to Operate (ATO) documentation. Coordinating and participating in technical interchange meetings, configuration control boards, and accreditation working groups. Creating and tracking all IA tasks using tools such as Microsoft Project. Providing technical guidance focused on information security architecture. Performing security research, analysis, and design for assigned client computing systems and network infrastructure. Evaluating security posture impacts on all architecture changes. Monitoring trends in information technology and security that could have an impact on the security of the organization’s products, processes, infrastructure, or customers. Completing and updating Plan of Action and Milestones (POAM) for projects assigned. Maintaining systems’ accreditations during the continuous monitoring stages of RMF. Ensuring patch and vulnerability management tracking and compliance is implemented and maintained. Developing and conducting periodic reviews of program protection and IA Information (CPI) documentation, including Program Protection Plans (PPP), Critical Program Information, Security Classification Guides (SCG), and Anti-Tamp plans to ensure proper depth and documentation associated with acquisition regulation, DoD, and ARMY guidance. Perform roles as Army IASO, IAM, or IAT in support of Program Office to include the application of IA policy as to acquisition programs. Attending classified security categorization and system IPT meetings.