Cyber Security Engineer/ Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO)

Banner Defense, Inc.

About The Position

Banner Defense is looking for a Cyber Security Engineer/Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO) to join our team! In this role you will be part of a federal solutions team providing Systems Project Office for the Missile Defense Agency.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree and 7+ years of related professional experience.
Active Secret clearance
DoD 8570 compliant IAM Level II certification is required (Sec +)
Experience with DoD's Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Source Selection Plan (SSP) processes

Nice To Haves

Experience with MDA-specific RMF and SSP processes
Self-Motivated
Customer-oriented

Responsibilities

Serve as a member of the cybersecurity team, developing System Security Plans (SSPs), Interim Authority to Test (IATT), Authority to Connect (ATC) and, Authority to Operate (ATO) packages.
Perform technical work utilizing the Risk Management Framework (RMF) process including analyzing and solving Information Assurance (IA)-related technical problems.
Ensure that system security artifacts are developed, reviewed, and updated as needed.
Confirm all RMF requirements are properly addressed and required artifacts are loaded and managed within Enterprise Mission Assurance Support Service (eMASS).
Ability to analyze complex problems, identify root causes, and develop actionable recommendations with effective solutions.
Interface with other cyber teams to review RMF Contract Data Requirements Lists (CDRLs) and ensure timely delivery of CDRL artifacts, while providing feedback to ensure the sufficiency and quality of cyber artifacts.
Periodically conduct a review of each system's audits and monitors corrective actions until all actions are closed.
Perform vulnerability/risk analysis of systems using expertise in relevant information systems security.
Track and monitor Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms).
Conduct reviews of cybersecurity artifacts and technical briefings and work with customer to resolve any findings.
Ensure that identified security controls are implemented and operating as intended through all phases of the lifecycle.
Track deliverables (i.e., artifacts, schedules, metrics).