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Experience and thorough understanding of Risk Management Framework (RMF) lifecycle to include a working knowledge of the each of the stages within the process. Are you an experienced, passionate pioneer in technology - a solutions builder, a roll-up-your-sleeves technologist who wants a daily collaborative environment, think-tank feel and share new ideas with your colleagues - without the extensive demands of travel.
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CGS is seeking an Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) with DIACAP and/or RMF experience who has deep expertise in security assessment documentation to support Dept. of Commerce systems and efforts to achieve their Authorization to Operate (ATO.
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Responsible for applying security principles, practices, and procedures under the Risk Management Framework (RMF) to maintain compliance with applicable security regulations. Experience with infrastructure including but not limited to: data center operations, server hardware, operating systems (Windows, Linux), web servers, databases, virtualization (VMware), networking, storage, monitoring, etc.
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Administer VMware virtual environments to include ESXi hosts, vCenter appliances, Vsphere, Horizon, VDI, profile unity, and VSANs∯*∯ Administer Active Directory: users, groups, objects, forests/trees/domains/child domains, DNS, Group Policy/AGPM, ADFS, AD LDS, etc.
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Support security authorization activities, including transitioning from the legacy Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP) to compliance with the DoC RMF. Provide security guidance and IS validation using the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) RMF, DoC, and local security policies.
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Clear understanding of the RMF process as well as processes related to cyber risk management and ability to execute the processes. Responsible for ensuring that all RMF related responsibilities are performed for the indicated system or lab.
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Develop and maintain a Security Risk Management Framework (RMF) per industry standards and applicability (E.g. NIST CSF). Perform annual Security Risk Assessment against RMF. Partner with Global Security Architecture & Engineering, Global Threat Intelligence & Readiness, and Compliance Assurance teams, to develop risk mitigation strategies, solutions, and recommendations to reduce components, systems, or enterprise security risk.
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