This position advertised has been exempted from the federal civilian hiring freeze. Ready to join one of the world's top digital forensics teams under the nation's leading law enforcement agency? The FBI Digital Forensics & Analytics Section seeks an Information Systems Security Officer subject matter expert to support IT systems used by our highly technical experts throughout the country and provide solutions that directly support our forensic procedures and accreditation requirements.
GS-12: Applicant must possess at least one (1) year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-11 grade level. SE is defined as follows: Experience with systems development, life cycles, (i.e., systems documentation design development, and configuration management), automated and manual information processing systems. Experience in technology management, problem solving, and implementation of related cyber security activities. Knowledge of Plan Of Action & Milestones (POA&M) mitigation and remediation action plans. Knowledge of the FBI's Joint Cybersecurity Authorization Management (JCAM) tool, or legacy Xacta, to monitoring activities and deliverables for assigned systems. Knowledge of basic network diagrams.
Serves as an Information Security (INFOSEC) subject-matter-expert (SME), supporting the DFAS IT systems by implementing cybersecurity policies and best practices for secure operation protection of FBI information and information systems (ISs). Provides management level briefs on vulnerabilities and pitfalls, and provides mitigations and best practices to counter the cyber security threats. Serves as an advisor on levels of confidentiality, integrity and availability and issues with establishing and preserving those levels. Tracks progress of comprehensive OTD/DFAS cybersecurity strategy initiatives and provides quarterly reports to executive management. Participates in STB Cybersecurity initiatives and works towards obtaining Authority To Operate on DFAS systems.