Cybersecurity Lead

DecisionPoint | Cortek
2hRemote

About The Position

DecisionPoint seeks a Cybersecurity Lead to manage and enforce cybersecurity posture, compliance, and continuous monitoring for a cloud-based enterprise environment supporting Department of Defense (DoD) missions. This senior technical role integrates data protection architecture, Zero Trust enforcement, and continuous RMF evidence generation across AWS GovCloud IL4/IL5 environments. The Cybersecurity Lead will serve as the key authority ensuring systems meet or exceed all DoD cybersecurity mandates, including DISA STIG/SRG compliance, RMF authorization, and Zero Trust alignment. This position is fully remote. Note: By applying to this position, you acknowledge and consent to having your resume included in an active competitive government contract bid.

Requirements

  • Must hold an active Top Secret clearance (SCI eligibility preferred).
  • Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or a related technical discipline.
  • Minimum 7 years of experience in DoD cybersecurity, compliance, or RMF program management.
  • Hands-on experience managing A&A activities within eMASS and implementing RMF controls in IL4/IL5 cloud environments.
  • Proven ability to lead cross-functional cybersecurity programs and automation initiatives.
  • Strong understanding of DoDI 8510.01 (RMF), DISA STIG/SRGs, and DoD Cloud Computing SRG.
  • Familiarity with Zero Trust architecture and continuous monitoring implementation.
  • Proficiency in AWS GovCloud, container security (Kubernetes, Docker), and CI/CD security integration.
  • Knowledge of FedRAMP, NIST SP 800-171/53, and CMMC frameworks.
  • Experience with vulnerability scanning, log management, and compliance validation tools.
  • Required: CompTIA Security+ CE (DoD 8570 IAT II baseline).
  • Excellent leadership and coordination skills across technical and compliance teams.
  • Strong analytical, documentation, and communication capabilities.
  • Proven ability to assess risk, prioritize mitigations, and drive secure operational outcomes.
  • Commitment to continuous improvement, automation, and mission assurance.

Nice To Haves

  • Preferred: CISSP, CISM, or CEH.
  • Preferred: AWS Certified Security – Specialty or equivalent.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the design and implementation of the program’s cybersecurity framework across multiple IL environments (IL2–IL5).
  • Perform RMF lifecycle management, including control identification, tailoring, inheritance, and mapping to DoDI 8510.01.
  • Develop and maintain continuous RMF evidence generation through automated compliance and monitoring pipelines using eMASS, Tenable ACAS, AWS Inspector, or similar tools.
  • Design and implement data protection and encryption strategies aligned with DoD cloud security and NIST standards.
  • Manage cybersecurity architecture documentation including network diagrams, system boundaries, and data flow mappings.
  • Oversee vulnerability management, penetration testing, and remediation tracking through POA&M management.
  • Ensure alignment with DISA STIGs, SRGs, and PPSM compliance requirements; perform periodic audits and assessments.
  • Coordinate with security assessors and system engineers to maintain accreditation and Authorization to Operate (ATO) compliance.
  • Lead continuous cyber risk assessments and control mapping to ensure evolving compliance with DoD and program directives.
  • Manage the DevSecOps Plan and ensure continuous security integration into all development and deployment pipelines.
  • Support implementation of Zero Trust architecture through identity management, segmentation, and telemetry.
  • Oversee the generation and maintenance of security documentation, including SSPs, SARs, IRPs, and contingency plans.
  • Lead incident response and remediation coordination, ensuring timely logging, root cause analysis, and reporting.
  • Mentor cybersecurity staff and communicate compliance posture, risk levels, and readiness metrics to leadership.
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