
Systems Administrator / IT Security Officer
U.S. CourtsThe United States Probation Department for the Eastern District of New York is accepting applications for an experienced full-time Systems Administrator/IT Security Officer.Duties include systems administration, implementing security/critical patches, remediating vulnerabilities, deploying hardware and software, and providing technical support to Probation staff. Duties also include determining security policies and implementing security measures and solutions to protect data and systems.Install, configure, and document software and manage software deployment, patching and upgrades using endpoint management tools. Recommend, schedule, test, and validate deployment of patches, security updates, and other upgrades to servers, workstations, and network components. Monitor providers' websites to ensure patches are tested and applied in a timely fashion. Remediate security vulnerabilities on servers, desktop, laptop, and tablet computers in order to protect data, software, and hardware. Monitor network infrastructure and components, including all servers and workstations, and implement improvements to performance and security. Design, modify, enhance, test, and implement standard configurations for deployment of workstations, servers, and network components and client software. Provide technical expertise in the development and operational support of the court unit's systems and services. Design, test, configure, and deploy new or enhanced systems and applications. Perform troubleshooting during failures and conduct detailed investigations to determine root cause and corrective action. Analyze user needs. Research alternatives and propose solutions. Coordinate hardware and software system installations and monitor equipment functioning to ensure specifications are met. Provide end user training. Maintain and administer computer networks and related computing environments, including computer hardware, systems software, and all configurations. Review, evaluate, and make recommendations on the court unit's IT security program. Assists with the development and maintenance of security policies and procedures. Review system security logs in accordance with established policies. Assist with the identification, implementation, and documentation of security safeguards on information systems. Establish mechanisms to promote security awareness and adoption of security best practices. Write and update security policies, complete security scorecards, audits, and simulations as required. Plan for disaster recovery operations and testing, including network performance, security, produce useful system documentation, and perform system startup and shutdown procedures, and maintain control records. Monitor and perform data backups. Participate in district-wide network projects including hardware upgrade, work with Administrative Office on wide area network equipment upgrades. Perform other related duties or special projects, as assigned.
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