Information System Security Officer

Lockheed Martin•Hanover, MD

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Information System Security Officer Who we are: Lockheed Martin is a pioneer in cyber security—partnering, innovating, and building cutting edge solutions. Our talented employees tackle the world’s toughest engineering challenges every day, leveraging their unique skills and experiences to design and deliver breakthrough technology. We empower our people to think big, perform with excellence, and create extraordinary products. If you have the passion and courage to dream boldly, join our culture and help build a better tomorrow. We provide the resources, inspiration, and focus you need to succeed. What We’re Doing: At Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems, we are driven by innovation and integrity. We believe that by applying the highest standards of business ethics and visionary thinking, everything is within our reach and yours as a Lockheed Martin employee. Lockheed Martin values your skills, training, and education. As a cyber security professional at Lockheed Martin, you'll be part of a team that's shaping the future of national security and defense. You'll have the opportunity to work on complex and challenging projects that require expertise in security and compliance. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure the secure development, production, and deployment of our products and services. Your contributions will help protect sensitive information and critical assets and support the success of our customers and partners. The Work: The Information System Security Officer (ISSO) will serve as a primary guardian of mission critical information systems at Lockheed Martin’s Hanover, Maryland site (with monthly support in Washington D.C.). This role ensures the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of all systems in strict compliance with DoD, NIST, and Lockheed Martin security policies throughout the entire system lifecycle. Effective communication and an ability to work independently are key attributes needed to be successful in this role which requires frequent interaction with internal and external stakeholders. The ISSO assists the ISSM with cybersecurity oversight and will provide guidance and direction to program personnel. The ISSO also works closely with System Administrators and Network Engineers to ensure security patches and secure configurations are in place and functioning properly on the information systems. The ISSO is a primary stakeholder and facilitator of the continuous monitoring efforts used to promote RMF compliance throughout the organization. In doing so, the ISSO will routinely monitor the security controls selected for the information systems using a blend of automated and manual techniques. This ensures that security controls are implemented correctly with respect to the requirements. Deficiencies and weaknesses identified throughout the process are reported back to the ISSM. Why Join Us: Your Health, Your Wealth, Your Life Our flexible schedules, competitive pay and comprehensive benefits enable you to live a healthy, fulfilling life at work and home. Learn more about Lockheed Martin’s competitive and comprehensive benefits package. We support our employees, so they can support our mission. #OneLMHotJobs #rmshotmiljobs

Requirements

All candidates must possess a Final Top Secret Clearance w/SCI and a Full Scope Polygraph.
All candidates must possess a DoD 8570 IAM Level I certification or higher (e.g, Security + CE, CAP, CASP CE, CISM, CISSP, GSLC, or equivalent).
Demonstrated experience applying and documenting policy and system configurations that satisfy NIST 800-53 Security Control requirements across all Control Families.
Ability to interpret the requirements necessary for the effective implementation of Security Controls.
Ability to develop and update relevant RMF artifacts such as the System Security Plan (SSP), Plan of Actions and Milestones (POA&M), Security Controls Traceability Matrix (SCTM), as well as the associated security policies and procedures.
Ability to perform continuous monitoring activities using Industry Standard tools such as Tenable Nessus, Security Center, Splunk, ELK, ePO, etc.
Experience leveraging Defense Information System Agency (DISA) Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) and configuration standards to support system hardening.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with and interpreting Security Directives, Policies, Publications and Regulations (e.g. ICD 503, JSIG, and/or DCSA Assessment and Authorization Guide (DAAG)).
Familiarity with government Continuous Monitoring tools (e.g., LatteArt, Xacta, CIVET, SEAR, Scanboy, etc.).
Previous experience supporting COMSEC with a demonstrated understanding of associated policy manuals.
Experience using cybersecurity tools such as Nessus, Splunk, SCAP, HBSS, STIG Viewer to support compliance and monitoring activities
Previous experience supporting SAP / SCI environments as an ISSO / ISSE.

Responsibilities

The Information System Security Officer (ISSO) will serve as a primary guardian of mission critical information systems at Lockheed Martin’s Hanover, Maryland site (with monthly support in Washington D.C.).
This role ensures the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of all systems in strict compliance with DoD, NIST, and Lockheed Martin security policies throughout the entire system lifecycle.
The ISSO assists the ISSM with cybersecurity oversight and will provide guidance and direction to program personnel.
The ISSO also works closely with System Administrators and Network Engineers to ensure security patches and secure configurations are in place and functioning properly on the information systems.
The ISSO is a primary stakeholder and facilitator of the continuous monitoring efforts used to promote RMF compliance throughout the organization.
The ISSO will routinely monitor the security controls selected for the information systems using a blend of automated and manual techniques.
This ensures that security controls are implemented correctly with respect to the requirements.
Deficiencies and weaknesses identified throughout the process are reported back to the ISSM.