PPSM Vulnerability Assessment Lead

We are seeking a highly skilled Ports, Protocols, and Services Management (PPSM) Vulnerability Assessment Lead that can bring demonstrated experience to support a Department of Defense customer. The team will support the client in identifying, assessing, and prioritizing computing risks while developing strategies to secure the Agency's systems, networks, and data. It will ensure the accreditation of systems through robust cybersecurity strategies and continuous monitoring to protect against internal and external threats. The program's goal is to enhance cybersecurity, ensuring that information infrastructure remains secure, accessible, and trusted by authorized users.Duties and responsibilities include:Provide program control, information management, and administrative duties to the PPSM Secretariat.Ensure compliance with the appropriate DoD-approved architectures, programs, standards, and guidelines, such as the DISN.Execute PPSM Strategic goals including operational and organizational concepts.Provide subject matter expertise when attending meetings, conferences, and symposiums that address issues related to the integration, configuration, and analysis of PPSM ports, protocols, and services implementation strategies, and compliance criteria; and report through either an After-Action Report (AAR) or Memorandum for Record not to exceed 12 annually.Conduct quality assurance reviews for all reports delivered to the PPSM PM including monthly DSAWG slides, TAG/CCB comments with minutes, and weekly FA reports.Lead and manage vulnerability assessment projects for various clients within the Public Sector and Government industries.Develop and implement comprehensive vulnerability assessment strategies and plans.Conduct thorough security assessments of systems, networks, and applications.Identify vulnerabilities and prioritize them based on severity and potential impact.Provide recommendations for remediation and risk mitigation.Communicate and present findings and recommendations to clients and stakeholders.Stay up-to-date with the latest security trends, vulnerabilities, and technologies.Collaborate with other teams to develop solutions and strategies to mitigate emerging threats.Required Qualifications:5 or more years' relevant experience.Demonstrates expertise in National and DoD IT policy.Demonstrate expert level knowledge and experience with participating in risk assessment during the Certification and Accreditation process.Demonstrate ability to design, develop, implement, and integrate information assurance architecture, system, or system component for use within data center, network, and enclave environments.Demonstrate experience with ensuring that the architecture and design of DoD information systems are functional and secure.DoD 8570 IAM/IAT Level III certification. This will change to a DoD 8140 equivalent once a DISA 8140 policy is released.Education Requirement:

Bachelor's degree or higher in IT-related field.Clearance Requirement:

Top Secret with SCI eligibility required.Benefits:3 weeks of Personal Leave your first year (160 hours can roll over every year).11 paid Holidays each year.5 days of Flexible Time Off each year.401(k) company match.Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance.Life and Disability Insurance.Public Transportation Subsidies.Certifications and Training Allowance - $2,500/year.Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Must be eligible for employment in the United States. We are unable to sponsor candidates at this time.

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