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CACI is seeking a Cyber Security Analyst for the DISA GSM-O II program to support Cyber Operations for our customers at Fort Meade, MD. GSM-O II provides network operations and cyber defense support to the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) in support of the DoD and COCOM. This position provides 24x7 cybersecurity monitoring services for the Department of Defense network.
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Certifications: SCRUM Master Course; GSM, UMTS, and CDMA cellular collection certification; Project Management; Digital network Intelligence Course; Network+, Security plus+, Ethical Hacker, Analysis 101, Analytical Integrity and Standards Group; Defense Strategic Debriefing Course; SOCOM SIGINT Operators Course.
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Major duties include penetration testing in support of Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO); assessing Cyber Security plans; bolstering cyber defenses; performing cyber threat emulation; assessing intelligence; assessing malware analysis; remaining cognizant with the missions and priorities of the CPT to which assigned; development and updating of Concept of Operations (CONOPs) and procedures.
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With teammates, stakeholders, and intelligence consumersYou’ll Bring These QualificationsEducation: Degree in Network Engineering, Systems Engineering, Information Technology, or related field (e.g., General Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Forensics, Cyber Security, Software Engineering, Information Assurance, or Computer Security.
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As a network and access discovery analyst, you will use your spe cia lized te chn ical experience to enable cyber space operations and intelligence collection to enable the success of mission owners.
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2 years of experience as an instructor in threat analysis or 3 years of experience in a leadership position, with 4 or more direct reports, in an organization such as a Security Operations Center, a Cyber Emergency Response Team, a Cyber Protection Team/Blue Team or a Red Team/Cyber Mission Team.
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Prepare synthesized products for customers by researching, analyzing, and reporting intelligence via appropriate reporting vehicles, in response to Intelligence Community (IC) requirements and in accordance with customer missions of Signals Intelligence, Information Assurance, and Computer Network Operations.
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Extensive background developing business focused on Cyber Services, Cloud, Network Operations, Lifecycle SW development, Cyber, and/or AI solutions, and DoD mission focused program support offerings.
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Leidos is hiring for a Cyber Research Scientist / Tech Lead in Columbia, MD. You will serve on a mission-critical project that will leverage your skills to ensure delivery of a premier Security Operations Center (SOC) prototype solution to the customer.
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Support Signals Intelligence, Information Assurance and Computer Network Operations. Description :Ready to be part of a cutting edge growing Cyber Security project that is making a huge impact on the DOD/Intel community.
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Requisition Number: 8783 Required Travel: 0 - 10% Employment Type: Full Time/Salaried/Exempt Hours Per Week: 40 Security Clearance: TS/SCI with Poly Level of Experience: Mid Job DescriptionHII-Mission Technologies Division is seeking a Data Scientist professional to join our Cyber and Intelligence team.
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Network+, Security+, CEH, CCNA, or SANS Certification. This will provide an opportunity to grow your expertise, develop new skills and tradecraft, use and share your methodologies and tool experience with other analysts, and most importantly, be a part of a team conducting offensive cyberspace operations that are crucial to national security.
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Maverc Technologies is a proven and effective small business partner and consultant, recognized as a leader in providing cyber security and IT services to the Federal, State, and local Government and within the Intelligence Community.
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For over four decades, our team has been providing some of the world’s most technically advanced full-spectrum cyber, data operations, systems integration and intelligence support services to the U.S. government on its most important missions.
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Lockheed Martin, Cyber & Intelligence invites you to step up to one of today’s most daunting challenges: the evolving threat of cyber warfare. As a cyber security professional at Lockheed Martin, you’ll protect the networks that our citizens and the world depend upon each minute.
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