HQACC Cybersecurity and Assess and Authorize Support

Astrion; Hampton (VA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Astrion is seeking a qualified candidate for HQACC Cybersecurity and Assess and Authorize Support at Langley, VA. The role requires Top Secret/SCI clearance, IAM Level II, and CISM certification, with extensive RMF/NIST, A&A, and eMASS experience.

You will support AF RMF packages and coordinate with DoD stakeholders to ensure compliance and mission-ready IT environments. The position involves developing policy tools, providing cybersecurity guidance, and training MAJCOM staff in RMF and eMASS

Qualifications

• Possess Top Secret/SCI clearance and maintain eligibility.

Responsibilities

• Develop, implement, and guide customer sponsored IT programs and command systems/enclaves.
• Collaborate with AF Authorizing Officials’ staff and DoD counterparts to RMF guidance and tools.
• Disseminate AF and program Cyber Security guidance with a focus on A&A actions and AF eMASS.
• Provide system admin functions on eMASS for RMF implementations.
• Offer RMF/NIST or eMASS familiarization training for PMOs and units.
• Assist with NIPRNet SNAP or SIPRNet GIG GIAP systems operations and updates.
• Support ITIPS and related cybersecurity initiatives across programs.
• Represent MAJCOM in AF and DoD policy working groups.

Skills

Top Secret/SCI clearance

IAM Level II certification

CISM certification

RMF/NIST familiarity

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

ACAS

SCCM

Vulnerator

eMASS

ITIPS

DISA GIAP

DISA SNAP

Job description

Overview

HQACC Cybersecurity and Assess and Authorize Support

LOCATION:Langley, AFB VA

JOB STATUS:Full-time

CLEARANCE: Top Secret

CERTIFICATION: IAT Level II

TRAVEL:N/A

Astrion has an exciting opportunity fora HQACC Cybersecurity and Assess and Authorize Support located at Langley, AFB VA

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS / SKILLS

• Possess Top Secret/SCI clearance. Must be able to maintain the required clearance/eligibility.
• Bachelor’s degree desired
• Information Assurance (IA) Management (IAM) Level II certification IAW DoDD 8140, Cyberspace Workforce Management, and DoD 8570.01-M, Information Assurance Workforce Improvement Program certification.
  • Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) certification is minimally required.
• Minimum of 6 years of total experience required:
  • The work experience below must have been performed within the last two (2) years (serially or concurrently)
  • Experience representing the MAJCOM when working with DoD, SAF, and AF AO officials to develop and interpret IA policies, guidelines, and principles.
  • Experience working with IT system enclaves and PMO systems to identify common issues that need to be resolved and creating documents when appropriate to ensure a repeatable process is developed.
  • Familiarization with AF IA-approved tools such as ACAS, SCCM and Vulnerator.
  • Experience providing cybersecurity solutions to meet mission requirements (e.g., developing a secure solution to support foreign national participation in military exercises).
  • Experience using automated tools relating to RMF and NIST compliance and authorization for IT
  • Experience providing MAJCOM-level review of RMF packages to ensure initial RMF package submission is ready for AO’s Security Control Assessment.
  • Experience working issues pertaining to base-level network architecture with NAF or higher staff organizations to include AO and AF level reps
  • Experience providing eMASS user training and account administration.
  • Experience with ITIPS, DISA GIG GIAP and DISA SNAP.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Develop, implement, and provide guidance to customer sponsored IT programs, main operating bases, geographically separated units and program management offices on program and higher-level Cybersecurity policy and its implementation and procedures used in the development, authorization, and operation of command systems/enclaves.
• Work with AF Authorizing Officials’ staff, HQ AF CIO office, Program Offices and DoD counterparts to help develop policy and tools required to manage RMF efforts, as well as providing cybersecurity advice and support guidance for IT solutions to aid in mission objectives.
• Support dissemination of AF & program Cyber Security guidance with primary focus on Assess and Authorize (A&A) actions and requirements.
• Support dissemination of AF & program A&A guidance with primary focus on AF eMASS.
• Provide system admin functions on eMASS, the automated A&A tool for RMF implementations, for MAJCOM-sponsored systems/enclaves seeking AF AO authorization.
• Provide RMF/NIST or eMASS familiarization training for command-sponsored PMOs and help units to identify tech and programmatic requirements.
• Assist in NIPRNet SNAP or SIPRNet GIG GIAP systems, for access, circuit tracking and updates.
• Assist PMOs with cybersecurity related items required under the FISMA and ITIPS.
• Help Represent the MAJCOM in AF and DoD level working groups and provide input that helps develop AF policy.