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Network and Security Engineer. 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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Role: Network Security Engineer. Network Security Engineer. - 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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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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DISH Wireless seeks a Principal Network Security Engineer to oversee network security operations nationwide, supporting the expansion of our 5G infrastructure. Skilled in architecture, design, and engineering of network security boundaries.
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As a Network Security Engineer, this role has significant impact and influence on implementation of organizational policy and programs in the area of UCSF's IT network security infrastructure.
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Our client is seeking a Network Security Engineer for a 6+ month contract in Irving, TX. Will be working on an Onsite schedule. 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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Job Description: Network Security Engineer. Cisco Umbrella, Stealthwatch, WSA, ESA, AMP for Network and End Point, ASA, NGFW, Firepower NGIPS, Cloudlock CASB, AnyConnect, ACI security, Threat Control, TrustSec, DNA.
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The Network Security Engineer role requires extensive Palo Alto Panorama, Firewalls and Global Protect experience, along with extensive networking experience. A Network Security Engineer is responsible for providing architectural, technical, and problem resolution support for the FDIC network and security infrastructure that promotes a secure and scalable environment that align to the security requirements of our customer.
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Relevant certifications such as Zscaler Certified Cloud Professional (ZCCP), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP), PCNSE (Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer) or similar certifications are highly desirable.
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Job Description: Network Security Engineer II. Position : Network Security Engineer. Must have: 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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Experience in network security principles, firewalls, cyber security, intrusion detection/prevention systems. As the Senior Network Administrator you will be responsible for managing and maintaining the project network and security infrastructure.
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Experience with VPNs, Firewalls, and network security principles. Conduct thorough assessments current network and security infrastructure to determine the most effective integration of SASE solutions.
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Senior Network Engineer (Security) Interacts with other IT Support staff, other departments (within DHS as well as external agencies), and/or third-party vendors to determine network and infrastructure security requirements for new system implementations, troubleshoot and repair outages and service degradation, including performing research and gathering information, while ensuring network performance is not impacted.
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The position of Network Security Engineer involves tasks associated with the installation, movement and maintenance of computers, routers, switches, cables, and containers of such equipment.
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Proficiency in multiple security technologies, including network security, NGFW, NAC, network segmentation, network security architecture. In-Depth Network Security Experience in large complex enterprise deployments.
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