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Knowledge of Cloud security such as AWS and vulnerability management, including CVEs, Nessus, or CSPM, and application security, including CI/CD, SonarQube or Fortify, and Containers. Knowledge of Cloud security such as AWS and vulnerability management, including CVEs, Nessus, or CSPM, and application security, including CI/CD, SonarQube or Fortify, and Containers.
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Develop a deployment plan for the Nessus Network Monitor (NNM) subcomponent of ACAS, obtain approval to deploy through the Enterprise Change Control Board, and deploy to all core JWICS Nodes globally.
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Operate and maintain the Nessus Agent and Nessus Manager subcomponent of ACAS as defined by DoD and IC Standards. Zachary Piper Solutions is seeking an ACAS Systems Engineer/Architect Senior to support a federal project at Fort Shafter, HI. This role requires active Top-Secret clearance.
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Ensure that all ACAS vulnerability data is consolidated into a single Enterprise Security Center. Develop a Disaster Recovery plan and ensure the Enterprise ACAS capability can be restored with all configurations intact.
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Utilize Tools such as Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, WSUS (Windows Server Update Services), Tenable.sc (Nessus/ACAS), Evaluate-STIG, McAfee products, Computer imaging and maintenance, etc. Utilize Tools such as Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, WSUS (Windows Server Update Services), Tenable.sc (Nessus/ACAS), Evaluate-STIG, McAfee products, Computer imaging and maintenance, etc.
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