InfoSec Policy Lead: CNSI/CUI

Watermark Risk Management International; Washington; On-site; USD 60,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance (employer-paid)

Paid leave

Competitive 401(k)

Wellness program

Job summary

Watermark is seeking an Information Security (INFOSEC) Analyst to join the U.S. Coast Guard headquarters team, providing policy and security program support for critical missions, infrastructures, and assets.

You will advise on CNSI, CUI, and SBU information handling, and collaborate across disciplines to protect national security interests. The role requires five years of relevant experience in information security policy and administration, and a Secret clearance.

Qualifications

• Five years of direct experience in information security policy, planning, assessment, and administration.
• Proficiency in CNSI safeguarding, handling and marking; CUI program administration; and SBU information management.
• Experience with Executive Order 13526 implementation.
• Experience in security violation management and incident response.
• Strong written and oral communication; customer service and interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

• Analyze information security policy and guidance to advise on policy improvements for USCG INFOSEC.
• Provide guidance on safeguarding CNSI, CUI, and SBU information.
• Manage and respond to security violations; document findings and coordinate with Contracting Officer’s Representatives.
• Conduct or support Staff Assistance Visits to assess unit compliance with information security programs.
• Develop training and awareness products for USCG personnel at all levels.

Skills

Security policy

CNSI handling

CUI program

SBU information

EO-13526 implementation

Security violations

Technical writing

Interpersonal skills

Customer service

Education

Bachelor’s degree or 10 years exp.

Job description

Watermark is seeking an Information Security (INFOSEC) Analyst to join the U.S. Coast Guard headquarters team, providing policy and security program support for critical missions, infrastructures, and assets.

You will advise on CNSI, CUI, and SBU information handling, and collaborate across disciplines to protect national security interests. The role requires five years of relevant experience in information security policy and administration, and a Secret clearance.