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Provides suggestions to more senior staff based on server, network, database administration, and information security knowledge. Stays up to date on new technologies, security standards, and other applicable best practices related to server, network, database administration, and information security.
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In addition to Cisco IOS and Nexus experience, possess strong to advanced knowledge of security, routing / switching, carrier services, data center services and network support for VoIP systems.
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Randstad Federal is seeking a Network Security Engineer in support of a federal program at Department of Commerce. This role involves analyzing current and future network needs in terms of bandwidth, security, scalability, and reliability.
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Maintain virus definitions, patch versions and Department of Defense (DoD) Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIG) levels on all network servers and workstations. Stay current with emerging networking technologies and provide recommendations for the adoption of new technologies that can improve network performance and security.
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Akamai, security, firewall, network security. Experience with Akamai CDN (Content Delivery Network) Strong fundamental understanding of information security principles, risks, and controls.
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Experience with network security tools and practices, such as intrusion detection/prevention systems and security information and event management (SIEM) solutions. Network Security: Implement and enforce network security measures, including firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and access controls, to safeguard sensitive government data.
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Our client is hiring a Network Engineer/Security Officer to their team in Washington DC responsible for ensuring the security, integrity, and efficiency of their virtualized environments and network infrastructure.
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Senior Network Security Engineer- Remote in Charlotte, NC/Baltimore, MD. Optomi, in partnership with an industry leader, is seeking an experienced Senior Network Security Engineer for a client in the financial services industry.
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Knowledge of Other Network security tools like AlgoSec, Check Point v 81 or newer, Smart Console, Akamai, FortiNDR, etc. Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) or Cisco Certified Network Professional Security CCNP preferred.
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The network engineer/systems administrator will design, install, test, implement, document, support, apply security best practices, and maintain the college’s networking and server infrastructure.
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Experience in network security, including device hardening, IDS/IPS, SIEM, firewalls, IPSec, vulnerability assessment, and intrusion detection. Install, configure, deploy, and monitor network security architectures, including firewalls, DMZ, router ACLs, and web content filters.
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Ensure network logs are transmitted to the security information and event management (SIEM). 3 years of hands-on configuration, optimization, and troubleshooting for the Internet backbones, network fabric, data center interconnections, and remote access, which are traversing multiple platforms including on-premises and in the cloud, routing and switching, hardware and software, load-balancing VPN appliances, Wireless controller systems, Access points, and telecom equipment.
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Strong knowledge of Domain Names Services (DNS), server and cloud security concepts, desktop applications, and operating systems, and a high level of familiarity with networking technologies and capable of troubleshooting all levels of network connectivity issues including, but not limited to, network outages, switch failures, network performance, network interface card (NIC), cabling, TCP/IP configuration.
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We are looking for a Senior Network Engineer in the following locations; 5 years’ experience working security Monitoring tools including SPLUNK, SCAP scanner NESSUS ACAS scanner, STIGs Viewer.
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Ensure network reliability, security, scalability, and performance. Find and implement new technologies which simplify the network environment while improving security and performance.
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