SECURITY SPECIALIST
Naval Intelligence ActivityYou will serve as a Security Specialist at the GG-11 grade level performing duties as Communications Security Specialist, Alternate Key Management Infrastructure Operating Administrative Manager (KOAM) and Alternate Communications Security (COMSEC) Management under Hopper N-63 Cybersecurity Operations Division Head.You will analyze, contribute and provide feedback to the Commanding Officer and supervisor regarding areas ofresponsibilities.You will assist in preparing and conducting semi-annual and special occasion communications security (COMSEC) account inventories, KMI spot-checks, and bi-annual Intermediate Superior In Command (ISIC) inspections.You will respond and provide customer service support to data-calls, messages, directives, record messages, and service requests via phone, email, websites, messaging systems, and/or walk-in inquiries.You will ensure safe and secure handling and accountability of cryptographic material and electronic key equipment is performed at all times.You will provide solutions to improve services to users and user's organizations via policies, training and other instructions.You will support a wide spectrum of resources for worldwide messaging systems and facilities that fall under the cognizance of the organization, including the methodologies, standards, and technologies supporting electronic key/network operations.You will prepare Cryptographic Validation Request Forms, Destruction Reports, Inventory Reports, Incident Reports and other documents pertaining to security.
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