Afloat RMF & Cybersecurity Analyst

Socket.dev; Norfolk (VA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Falconwood is seeking a Cyber Security Analyst to support the USFF N6 Directorate Fleet Enterprise Support Team in RMF Assessment & Authorization for Ashore and Afloat, applying DoD and Navy policy expertise to ensure system security and proper documentation.

You will coordinate remediation, assist in developing procedures, produce meeting minutes, support STIG reviews, vulnerability management, and inspections across naval networks, with occasional CONUS travel.

Qualifications

• Active SECRET clearance required.
• Minimum 3 years of DoW/DoN cybersecurity, RMF, or information assurance experience.
• Minimum 2 years working with US Navy shipboard systems and applications.
• Experience using Navy RMF tools (DADMS/DITPR-DON, VRAM, eMASS).
• Knowledge of NIST RMF Special Publications.
• Ability to assess DoD RMF documentation and artifacts.
• Ability to perform QA on A&A packages.

Responsibilities

• Review A&A package submissions to ensure system/network security and policy compliance.
• Conduct CS compliance and A&A documentation validation assessments.
• Coordinate corrections and communicate feedback within five business days.
• Assist in developing SOPs, checklists, and other A&A/CS documentation.
• Track and report compliance during CSI/CCRI/CCORI inspections and post-inspection actions.
• Provide meeting representation and minutes for discussions and follow-ups.
• Travel CONUS 5–10% as needed.

Skills

Active SECRET Clearance

RMF/DoD Cybersecurity

A&A Documentation

Navy RMF Tools (DADMS/DITPR-DON, VRAM,

eMASS

Analytical & Reporting

Communication Skills

Education

BS in Computer Science/Cyber Security

Tools

DADMS/DITPR-DON

VRAM

eMASS

Job description

Falconwood is seeking a Cyber Security Analyst to support the USFF N6 Directorate Fleet Enterprise Support Team in RMF Assessment & Authorization for Ashore and Afloat, applying DoD and Navy policy expertise to ensure system security and proper documentation.

You will coordinate remediation, assist in developing procedures, produce meeting minutes, support STIG reviews, vulnerability management, and inspections across naval networks, with occasional CONUS travel.