IT SPECIALIST (INFOSEC)
Commander, Navy Installations CommandYou will serve as a IT SPECIALIST (INFOSEC) in the
US NAVAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY
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You will manage, administer and maintain an Installation Cybersecurity Program that identifies cyber architecture,requirements , objectives and policies.You will perform all account and data functions; ensuring proper security clearances are held by users granted access to any information system.You will maintain information ownershipresponsibilities for each information system to include accountability, access approvals and special handlingrequirements.You will as required conduct monthly cyber training for the installation Indoctrination Program.You will prepare and disseminate cybersecurity awareness messages and monitor/maintain user training certificates.You will review, endorse, and maintain all cybersecurity-related security documentation for all applications, networks, and stand-alone systems, including certification and accreditation processes.
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