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Experience Required · 5-8 years of OT Security · 5-8 years of experience with security principles, defense-in-depth techniques, ICS systems and ICS security industry practices, along with exposure to IoT and IIoT technologies.
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The Information Security Engineer also participates as a member of the Apogee Security Incident Response Team (SIRT) to identify and resolve potential security incidents. The Information Security Engineer is responsible for design, planning, implementation, and hands-on operation of Apogee Enterprises' cybersecurity defenses.
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Implement and manage security tools and technologies for application security, cloud security, and identity and access management (IAM). Knowledge of security frameworks, standards, and regulations (e.g., NIST CSF, HIPAA, MITRE ATT&CK.
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Position Overview: Marathon TS is seeking a Security Engineer to support one of our federal clients in Herndon, VA with a focus on Experience in Cloud, DevSecOps, Container Security, IAM patterns, WAF/CDN/DDoS services, security, and governance role would require a background test in Hacker-rank.
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The Security Engineer is responsible for engineering oversight of the Sound Physicians technology services. Understanding Enterprise Mobility and Security Suite(EM+S), Advanced Threat Protection (ATP), Azure Information Protection (AIP) and Intune, Azure Key Vault, Azure Security Center, OMS.
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The Offensive Security Engineer will report directly to and support the Information Security Team Lead, as well as the Chief Information Security Officer. By embracing adversarial thinking, the Offensive Security Engineer will manage and sustain an offensive security program focused on new offensive methodologies and adversary emulation while fostering a positive relationship with our defensive security counterparts.
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A Security Engineer serves as the security engineer of complex technology implementations in a product-centric environment; is comfortable with bridging the gap between legacy development or operations teams and working toward a shared culture and vision; works to ensure developers create the most secure systems while enhancing the privacy of all system users; and has experience with white-hat hacking and fundamental computer science concepts.
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The Cyber Security Engineer must display an excellent understanding of technology and utilization of Firewalls (Security Groups), VPNs, Data Loss Prevention (DPS), IDS/IPS, Web-Proxy, Security tools, and Security Audits.
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We are seeking a Cyber Security Engineer (SME). Design, configure, implement, troubleshoot, and maintain all security platforms and their associated software, such as firewalls (Security Groups), intrusion detection/intrusion prevention, anti-virus/malware (HBSS), cryptography systems (Vormetric), SIEM (Splunk), and MDM.
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As a Data Security Engineer, you will join a highly skilled and focused Global Security team, who provide excellent data protection services over the ADP Network platform and across ADP company assets.
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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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As the Sr. Information Security Engineer you will implement, maintain, and enforce data security standards, processes and initiatives. The Sr. Information Security Engineer is responsible for the complex design and implementation of organization security components to ensure that information, (Regulatory and Private) is secure from unauthorized access, protected from inappropriate alteration, physically secure, available to authorized users in a timely fashion, and monitored for incidents, breaches, and other anomalies.
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The successful Cyber Security Engineer applies current analytical and logical thinking to the design, architecture, development, evaluation, testing, and integration of computer systems, appliances, and networks to elevate the security posture of the program.
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Computer Technologies Consultants (CTC) is seeking an Information Security Engineer to support our team located at the Indian Head Campus and EOD Campus of the Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head (NSWC IHD) in Maryland.
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