Cyber Security Legislative Analyst

Cape Fox Shared Services; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative firm is seeking a skilled Cyber Security Legislative Analyst to support the Bureau of Diplomatic Security. This role involves monitoring and analyzing legislative trends, contributing insights on cyber security regulations, and preparing comprehensive reports for key stakeholders. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in cyber security and legislative processes, ensuring that the organization stays ahead of emerging trends. If you are passionate about cyber security legislation and want to make a significant impact in a pivotal role, this opportunity is for you.

Qualifications

• Experience in cyber security legislative analysis and monitoring.
• Strong ability to analyze and report on regulatory trends.

Responsibilities

• Provide support for cyber legislative analysis and reporting.
• Monitor and analyze legislative trends impacting cyber security.

Skills

Cyber Legislative Analysis

Regulatory Monitoring

Report Writing

Trend Analysis

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Cyber Security or related field

Master's Degree in Public Policy or related field

Job description

Cyber Security Legislative Analyst

Work Location: Rosslyn, VA

Kwaan Tech is seeking a highly qualified Cyber Security Legislative Analyst to provide Cyber Security Legislative Support Services for the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, Office of Cyber Monitoring and Operations (DS/CTS).

Core Duties:

1. Provide cyber legislative analysis support
2. Monitor, analyze, and report on cyber security legislative and regulatory trends and initiatives
3. Contribute comments to DS/CTS in response to draft cyber security legislations and regulations
4. Review and prepare briefs on cyber security papers, reports, and presentations of interest to DS/CTS (e.g., the draft Federal Adoption of the NIST Cyber Security Framework)
5. Review and identify issues of relevance to DS/CTS on reports issued by cyber security working groups, committees, commissions, hearings, etc.
6. Report on cyber security news and publications of interest to DS/CTS
7. Responsible for creating and maintaining the Monthly Cyber Legislative Analysis Report, which includes:
1. All pertinent cyber security legislative and regulatory initiatives
2. Cyber security-related committee(s), commission(s) activities, hearings, and reports, highlighting key points and relevance to DS/CTS
3. Legislative staff meetings attended/facilitated, noting key takeaways
4. Analyses of emerging and updated trends and their implications affecting DS/CTS
5. News, reports, and publications of interest to DS/CTS
6. Ad-hoc reports, as requested