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Familiarity with frameworks such as FedRAMP, FISMA, SOC, ISO, HIPAA, HITRUST, PCI, etc. Familiarity with frameworks such as FedRAMP, FISMA, SOC, ISO, HIPAA, HITRUST, PCI, etc. As Senior Security Engineer (Vulnerability Management analyst) at Coalfire within our Cloud Services group, you will be a self-starter, passionate about cloud security, and thrive on problem-solving.
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Specialized knowledge in security/infrastructure compliance supportingNIST, FISMA, FedRAMP and CMMC.Responsible for providing executive level support and leadership on technicalissues that may arise and the ability to effectively delegate to the staffwhile demonstrating the technical skills to support coverage gaps.
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This role is expected to provide expertise and guidance in all aspects of cybersecurity to the Cybersecurity Team. The role will also place a heavy emphasis on Federal Government Cybersecurity compliance including NIST, FISMA, Binding Operation Directives, DOE Orders, Data calls, etc.
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Strong experience with AWS, Azure or GCP platform capabilities and services (Associate Cloud Architect, Cloud DevOps Engineer, or Cloud Security Engineer) Cloud-based networking experience (Palo Alto, CheckPoint, Cisco ASAv, F5, etc.
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Experience with container scanning tools (Prisma/Aquasec/Defender) preferred. Act as a liaison between the vulnerability management team, SRE teams, and customer teams. Certifications in Cloud Vendors, as well with organizations such as PMP, CISSP, CISM, or CISA.
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