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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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Minimum of seven (7) years of Network Security experience. Lead a team of security engineers for delivery of Cybersecurity project management, continuous diagnostics and mitigation, threat mitigation and incident response, security architecture support, critical infrastructure protection, patch management, vulnerability management, risk management, information assurance, penetration testing, cybersecurity services, and Security Assessment and Authorization (SA&A) documentation.
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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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Manage Firewall, Web Filtering, Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS), Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), Network Access Control (NAC), Domain Name Systems (DNS), Remote Access VPN (RVPN), Application Delivery/Load Balancing, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Certificate Management solutions.
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The selected candidate will work closely with a team of highly skilled security engineers protecting the federal clients network from state-sponsored advanced persistent threat (APT) adversaries, cybercriminals, malicious insiders, and all other cyber threat actors.
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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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Lead implementation of new security projects including estimation, design, development, testing and deployment and track status throughout. Possess the knowledge of security best practices, security solutions, and methodologies for risk management.
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Assist during security assessments of servers/network devices/security appliances. Toolkits, SEIMs, Logrhythm, ACAS/Nessus/SCAP, mandatory/role-based access control concepts (e.g. SE Linux extensions to RHEL, PitBull, AppArmor, and Sentris), video teleconferencing/VOIP, Oracle/MS SQL database security, and Apache/IIS Web server security.
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The Cyber Security Engineer may be involved with commercial, custom and/or government computer product vendors in the design, evaluation, and architecture of state-of-the-art secure GOTS/COTS applications, operating systems, networks, databases, and custom built technology.
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The selected candidate’s primary jobs duties will involve configuring and administering a suite of cutting-edge enterprise-grade network security tools, including Palo Alto Networks firewalls, ForeScout network access control (NAC), Forcepoint web and email filtering products, Akamai web application firewall (WAF), and more.
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Lead cyber security teams working with a variety of different tools and appliances, security challenges, and troubleshooting various complex issues. Experience and/or familiarity with the following network protection devices: Firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS/IPS), log analysis, malware analysis, network traffic flow and packet analysis.
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Cyber Security Engineer. Experience engineering, operating, and managing layered security and SIEM integration. Minimum 2 years of professional experience working with AWS or Azure infrastructure, services in a security focused role.
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O RSA Security Analytics (NetWitness) Provide security tools administration, management, troubleshooting, and testing. 8+ years of experience engineering, operating, and managing layered security integration for on premise or cloud/private cloud environments.
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Experience with and advanced knowledge of cybersecurity technology domains including, SIEM, Network Security, Endpoint Security, Application Security, and Security Operations.
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You have passion and expertise in one or more of the following areas: security operations, security log analysis, cloud security, network security, application security, network security and exploitation, and host and endpoint security.
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