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Must possess a minimum of five (5) years of relevant SAP security experience with three (3) cumulative years managing multi-discipline security programs for DoD SAPs. Preferred Requirements: Hold certifications such as Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) or Certified Protection Professional (CPP.
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Positions will be available in the following skill area: Cloud Network Systems Administrator Network and Computer Systems Administrator Computer Hardware Engineer Computer Network Architect Computer Network Support Computer Systems Analyst Information Security Analyst Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum education, experience, and certification requirements will vary based on labor category, role, and level, and most comply with the Navy's Cybersecurity Workforce (CSWF) framework.
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SAIC is proud to be supporting DCSA in safeguarding our nation's information. IAT-II Certification in one of the following areas: CCNSecurity, CySA+, GICSP, GSEC, Security + CE, CND, and/or SSCP.
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Collaborate with software developers, production support, and information security to automate and support infrastructure and tooling in cloud-based platforms. You will work closely with software developers, production support, and information security teams to automate and support infrastructure and tooling in cloud-based platforms.
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Certified Information Security Manager - CISM. Certified Information Systems Security Professional - CISSP or CISSP Associate. SAIC is seeking a highly motivated Cyber Security Cloud Engineer Subject Matter Expert (SME) to improve the security framework and direct the delivery of services, oversee day to day operations and control any issues for teams in a multi-Cloud environment.
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