IT Specialist (INFOSEC)
Defense Logistics AgencySee below for important information regarding this job. Position will be filled at any of the locations listed below. Site specific salary information as follows: Battle Creek, MI: $106,437 - $138,370 Columbus, OH: $111,065- $144,386 Dayton, OH: $110,401- $143,523 Fort Belvoir, VA: $121,785- $158,322 New Cumberland, PA: $121,785- $158,322 Ogden, UT: $106,437 - $138,370 Philadelphia, PA: $117,284- $152,471 Richmond, VA: $111,183- $144,540Serves as a cybersecurity Subject Area Expert (SME) and Information System Security Manager (ISSM), providing cybersecurity assistance and guidance to Program/System Managers (PM/SM) for systems or applicationsAs an ISSM, performs the assessment of the Risk Management Framework (RMF) security controls once implemented by System/Program Offices. Requires familiarity with
NIST 800-53
rev. 5.In coordination with Program and System Subject Matter Experts, ensure all corresponding Risk Management Framework documentation is maintained in a repository to include any dates and/or modification to all relevant documented artifactsActs as a cybersecurity technical advisor to the respective PM/SM and when necessary formally notifies the Primary ISSM (when applicable)......, Authorizing Official and/or Security Control Assessor of any changes affecting the information system’s cybersecurity postureMonitors implementation of security guidance and directs appropriate action to resolve identified discrepancies and/or deficienciesServes as a principal advisor to leadership on all matters, technical and otherwise, involving the cybersecurity of an information system
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