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Ensuring the stability, availability, performance and security of the enterprise network; including, but not limited to, internal/external network security, vulnerability scanning, patching and remediation, software/firmware updates, server class operating systems, managing cloud services and other duties as assigned.
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O Ensures compliance of departmental policies and procedures as established within the department, including, but not limited to, change control management policies, network security policies, systems maintenance procedural policies, disaster recovery and business continuity procedural policies and system documentation policies.
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Leidos Health Mission Solutions is seeking a Security Team Lead on a large network services opportunity supporting the National Institute of Health (NIH) in the Bethesda, MD area. Demonstrated current and significant relationships with NIH, HHS or comparable civil government executives and mid-level managers, particularly in IT operations, network and security services.
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Experience in firewall design, configuration and in network security including: Device Hardening, IDS/IPS, SIEM, Firewalls, and IPSec, vulnerability assessment and intrusion detection. IPv4 and IPv6 experience is must and Strong understanding of network infrastructure, IP addressing, IP traffic management, DNS/DHCP, NTP, Security and Network Monitoring tools.
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Design, configure, and deploy Fortinet and Cisco network security solutions, including firewalls, VPNs, and intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS) Provide technical support and troubleshooting expertise for Fortinet and Cisco network security devices.
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One or more of industry applicable security certifications, CCNA, CYSA+, Sec+, CISM, NSE, CISMStrong technical expertise required in one or more of the following areas: Firewalls, Network Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems, Routers and Switches, MDM, EDR, SIEM, AI, Machine Learning, Packet decoding and analysis, Web Proxy Servers, Load Balancing, SSL VPN Solutions, Web application firewalls and data loss prevention technologies.
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At least one entry-level vendor certification (with non-entry-level preferred) in the Network Security arena (Palo Alto PCNSA/PCNSE preferred, Cisco CCNA/CCNP Security, Juniper JNCISEC/JNCIS-SEC, etc.
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As a Senior Network Security Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining our organization's Palo Alto Networks firewall infrastructure. Your expertise in network security and Palo Alto firewall technologies will be instrumental in ensuring the security and reliability of our network infrastructure.
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The Network Security Analyst is responsible for safeguarding university networks and systems from cyber threats. The Network Security Analyst reports to the Senior Director of Infrastructure & Operations and works as part of the Network Services team to design, operate, maintain, and optimize enterprise network services for the university.
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Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Windows/Linux Admin, Azure Sentinel or Other Cloud SIEM, CISSP, Security+, Network+, Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP), Cisco Certified Security Professional (CCSP.
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Monitor and analyze network traffic to identify and mitigate security threats using Palo Alto Networks firewall features such as Threat Prevention, URL Filtering, and WildFire. Certified Palo Alto Networks Network Security Engineer (PCNSE) certification preferred.
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Experience in network operation to support the NW Hub infrastructure, proficient in various technologies in Cisco routing, switching and network security products like Palo Alto firewall, Fortinet, Firepower, etc.
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Strong understanding of security topics, including access control, network and systems hardening, threat modeling, encryption, vulnerability management, digital forensics, and incident response.
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Program is named "Vanguard" and is an IT consolidation consisting of the Department's servers, mainframes, network devices, network perimeter, anti-virus engineering, public key infrastructure (PKI)/biometrics/encryption, monitoring tools, telephony, mobile computing platform, virtual environment, and enclave design/security engineering.
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Sr. Network Security Consultant - Palo Alto/Load Balancer/Proxy/AWS. Firewall Technologies Single/Multi context firewalling/High Availability/ Palo Alto Application ids Firewall Zoning/ACL S/NAT/Site to Site VPN/Remote access VPN/Juniper SSL VPN/Global Protect/Prisma access/Prisma cloudGood Knowledge in Fortinet/Palo-Alto firewallsProxies Technologies Forward Proxy configuration & troubleshootingclient Web GatewayAWS Cloud and familiar with other cloud technologies.
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