Cybersecurity Policy Writer
About The Position
CACI is seeking an experienced Cybersecurity Policy Writer to support the Army Intelligence Enterprise (AIE) in Metro Park, Virginia. The position develops and implements cybersecurity policies aligned with Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, Army, and federal requirements. It supports modernization of cybersecurity governance in alignment with the DoD Zero Trust Strategy, ICD 503, and Intelligence Community Standards 500-series; translates complex mandates into actionable AIE policies and implementation guidance; and works with government leadership and technical stakeholders to support operational requirements and regulatory compliance.
Requirements
- Active TS/SCI security clearance.
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- At least 15 years of technical and cybersecurity policy writing experience.
- Current CISSP or CISM certification.
- Demonstrated experience developing cybersecurity policies, governance frameworks, and technical documentation.
- Knowledge of DoD, Army, and Intelligence Community cybersecurity policies, directives, and compliance requirements.
- Understanding of the Risk Management Framework, Zero Trust principles, and cybersecurity governance standards.
- Ability to interpret complex technical and regulatory requirements and translate them into clear, actionable policy documentation.
- Ability to independently develop and deliver high-quality work products with minimal guidance.
Nice To Haves
- Experience supporting information system accreditation and authorization processes.
- Experience developing supporting documentation and bodies of evidence for System Security Plans.
- Experience collaborating in multidisciplinary team environments and leading ad hoc teams to accomplish organizational objectives.
Responsibilities
- Develop, draft, and maintain cybersecurity policies, governance documents, regulations, and implementation guidance for the Army Intelligence Enterprise.
- Translate ICD, ICS, and DoD policies into AIE-specific regulations, implementation memorandums, and organizational pamphlets.
- Develop governance frameworks across the seven Zero Trust pillars: User, Device, Network, Application, Data, Visibility, and Automation.
- Formulate policies supporting RMF 2.0 continuous monitoring, Cross-Domain Solutions, and Controlled Unclassified Information data tagging.
- Draft DAMI-IT governance, policy, and planning documents to support compliance with Army, DoD, Intelligence Community, and federal cybersecurity requirements.
- Develop AIE policies aligned with Intelligence Community directives, DoD policies, and Army strategic objectives.
- Support cybersecurity governance standards that strengthen information sharing, content management, and enterprise security.
- Coordinate with government leadership and technical stakeholders to review, refine, and prepare policy documentation for senior-level approval.
- Evaluate emerging cybersecurity directives and regulatory changes to identify required policy updates and implementation priorities.
- Ensure cybersecurity policies support operational engineering configurations, enterprise risk management, and continuous compliance requirements.
Benefits
- Flexible time off benefit.
- Learning resources and learning and development opportunities.
- Healthcare, wellness, financial, retirement, family support, continuing education, and time off benefits.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
