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For the GS-13:You will work in the Cybersecurity Division supporting RMF, GRC, vulnerability management, enterprise cybersecurity assessments, and threat intelligence.You will track, review and update all systems within the Authoring Official's (AO) Purview.You will attend or assign team member to participate or attend meetings, working groups or broads.You will prepare briefs, papers and presentations to advise the Cybersecurity Leadership on risks associated with IT capability assessments and/or authorizations.You will support technical procedures and processes with the command to document the status of IT capability assessment and/or authorization, by identifying configuration information, and ensuring the appropriate configurations applied.You will conduct cybersecurity evaluations, audits, reviews assessments within the headquarters (HQ), and Direct Reporting Units (DRU).You will participate in meetings and workgroups addressing cybersecurity issues.For the GS-12:You will perform duties as they are assigned.
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