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Integrate and manage agile principles into cybersecurity practices, including network monitoring, application monitoring, cyber threat intelligence, threat hunting, penetration testing, and forensics.
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Position SummaryDAI seeks candidates for the Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Manager position on the anticipated USAID-funded Integrated Land and Resource Governance II (ILRG II) Activity.
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Our expertise is in the fields of monitoring and evaluation; democracy and governance; peace and stability; rule of law and accountability; education; gender and inclusion; strategic communications; and leadership and organizational development.
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Manage implementation, configuration, and updates of network monitoring tools, network device access control tools, troubleshooting technologies, bandwidth monitoring tools, Network Traffic Generator, Network Packet Capture.
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The Grants Manager is responsible for overseeing that SPARK grants are administered in compliance with USAID regulations, including leading the monitoring of grantee implementation, tracking grantee deliverables, tracking funding transfers to grantees, and providing regular status reports.
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Direct experience in identification, management, monitoring and reporting risks/POA&Ms -Have an industry certification such as CISSP, CISA, and CISM.- Have experience with POAM management. -Have experience in assessments, authorization and continuous monitoring of cloud services and products -Have experience in performing technical assessments and documentation of network, operating systems, application security, as well as auditing IT processes.
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Application, database, and host server monitoring for multiple Windows Server instances and SQL Server database. Responding to service outages, tracking system availability, and proactive monitoring to prevent unnecessary down time.
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EDR/IDS/IPS NDR/Network Identity Provider (IdP) authentication policies Integration of threat intelligence feeds with security policy enforcement points SIEM and XDR detections Security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) playbook development Apply knowledge of monitoring, analyzing, detecting, and responding to cyber events to develop clever, efficient methods and technology to detect all types of threat.
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Our core practice areas include: monitoring and evaluation, clinical research; vaccine research, microbiology and infectious disease research, development and production; biodefense; global health security; and HIV/AIDS programs.
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Platform Monitoring, Observability, & Performance Tools: Nginx, New Relic, AppDynamics, DataDog, Thanos, Jaeger, LogDNA, etc. DevOps Tools: Git/bitbucket, Jira, Ansible/Puppet, Jenkins/Circleci/Bamboo, Maven/Artifactory/nexus, etc.
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Manage enterprise SIEM and Vulnerability Management systems and tools, including proactive event monitoring, independent analysis, containment and remediation recommendations, alert tuning, and integration with cloud and on-premise solutions.
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The Data Analyst will also coordinate and collaborate with the RMP Strategic Coordinator and Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor to create and improve data repositories and performance indicators.
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In those contracts and with the many monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) platform projects Q2 has implemented domestically and abroad, we deploy digital technologies to enhance knowledge management and integrated management information systems.
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Partner with Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) to implement monitoring, alerting, and automation for infrastructure reliability, scalability, and cost-efficiency, contributing to a highly available and performant hybrid cloud environment.
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Program is named "Vanguard" and is an IT consolidation consisting of the Department's servers, mainframes, network devices, network perimeter, anti-virus engineering, public key infrastructure (PKI)/biometrics/encryption, monitoring tools, telephony, mobile computing platform, virtual environment, and enclave design/security engineering.
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