About the Role The Security Analyst/ISSO role is to work as an integral member of a team that supports security initiatives for the United States government. Specific responsibilities of the role include, but are not limited to: – Advise and assist with the security authorization process by developing a Systems Security Plan (SSP) and other artifacts – Monitor and track security authorization activities through Authorization to Operate (ATO) – Maintain documentation repositories (RMS and TAF) where security authorization documentation and artifacts are stored – Work closely with program office stakeholders to identify the appropriate certification/approval processes and authorities – Record/register actions concerning ATOs – Read and analyze SSPs and develop understanding of systems and applications into security test plans – Support financial system audits – Coordinate security authorization actions and system testing with appropriate security personnel – Develop risk assessment reports Develop Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms) – Review audit logs for vulnerabilities – Assemble and submit security authorization packages to Principal Accreditation Authority/Designated Accreditation Authority – Review IA Compliance Validation Tests and Reports Required Skills – 1-3 years of experience in information security, with a concentration on security authorization as it applies to the US Government – Knowledge of the federal security authorization (formerly known as Certification and Accreditation or C&A) process to include key activities and milestones required throughout each phase of the security authorization lifecycle – Experience with the NIST/FISMA regulatory and compliance environment – Highly-motivated, fast-learner who thrives in a fast paced environment – Any security certification (e.g. CISSP, Security +, CAP, CISM, etc.) – Be able to communicate effectively through written and verbal means to co-workers and senior leadership – Be able to effectively manage multiple tasks simultaneously; coordinating and ensuring scheduled goals are met – Be able to work well with collateral engineers, analysts and managers on related programs – Active US Government security clearance (Minimum Secret level) – Must be a US Citizen – No relocation assistance. Candidates must be from the DC/MD/VA area. Desired Skills – Possess a B.A. or B.S. degree in related field – Ability to offer security-related guidance on business processes, emerging technology and acquisitions, and vulnerability assessment/mitigation approaches Experience with DHS or DoD requirements Documentation, presentation, and technical writing experience Send resumes to dan.waddell@eglobaltech.com]]>