Senior Endpoint Security Consultant – TS/SCI FS Poly
sgiHerndon (VA)
Senior Endpoint Security Consultant – TS/SCI FS Poly
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sgiHerndon (VA)
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About the role
Senior Endpoint Security Consultant – TS/SCI FS PolyReston, VA (Onsite)TS/SCI with Full Scope Polygraph Required Please read the information in this job post thoroughly to understand exactly what is expected of potential candidates. We are supporting a major federal cybersecurity program seeking a Senior Endpoint Security Consultant to help deploy, integrate and support enterprise endpoint protection technologies within a highly secure environment. This is a hands-on consulting and engineering role focused on cyber defense, endpoint security operations, EDR and DLP technologies across large-scale enterprise infrastructure.
Responsibilities:
- Deploy, configure and support enterprise endpoint security solutions
- Support EDR and DLP operations across complex environments
- Participate in system integrations, migrations and upgrades
- Perform troubleshooting, log analysis and incident support
- Develop SOPs, playbooks, deployment plans and technical documentation
- Support testing, tuning and policy development
- Work closely with security operations, infrastructure and engineering teams
- Participate in deployment planning and operational support activities
- Monitor system health, performance and security posture
Required Experience:
- Experience with endpoint security technologies such as ENS, EDR, DLP and ePOStrong Windows and/or Linux administration experience
- Background in cybersecurity engineering, cyber operations or systems engineering
- Experience xxoysbn supporting enterprise or federal security environments
- Familiarity with Active Directory, virtualization and cloud platforms
- Strong troubleshooting and customer-facing communication skills
- Active DoD 8570/8140 certification
- Required Clearance:
- Active TS/SCI with Full Scope Polygraph
This is an excellent opportunity to support mission-critical national security initiatives within a highly technical cybersecurity environment.
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