Y-Tech, LLC
CYBERSECURITY ASSESSMENT AND AUTHORIZATION SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT (SME)

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Serves as a cybersecurity Subject Matter Expert (SME) with regards to Assessment and Authorization (A&A) of information systems and all associated IT/OT cybersecurity policies and procedures. Executes DoW/DLA cybersecurity processes to authorize information systems, maintain authorization of information systems, or serves as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for systems undergoing the authorization process. Possess an understanding of how security controls identified in the NIST 800-53 apply to the process of assessing and authorizing a large organization's IT infrastructure such as DLA, in which there is a compilation of large and small enclaves, Cloud Hosted Services, Operational Technology, AIS applications and outsourced IT processes. Determines the residual risk of an identified vulnerability (e.g., non-compliant security control) and determines the possible ramifications on the system's current or future authorization. Briefs senior management on the progress or results of an information system undergoing the Risk Management Framework (RMF) process.
Requirements:
- Experience: Five (5) years of relevant A&A experience; Risk Management Framework (RMF) and NIST C&A experience; DOD cybersecurity experience
- Experience in assessing security controls and conducting authorization reviews for large, complex organizations
- Investigative Requirement: Must possess a Moderate Risk, Non-Critical Sensitive, Tier 3 (T3)/NACLC/ANACI at the time of proposal submission.
- Clearance: Secret
- 8570/8140: DoD Approved 8570 Baseline Certification: Category IAM Level III
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