ConMon Security Analyst

Posted 3 days ago

prestige staffingMcLean (VA)

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Senior

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$70-75 hr

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About the role

Continuous Monitoring Security Analyst$70-75 hr/w-2Chantilly, VA (Hybrid: 3 days in-office, potential to increase to 5) Join a dynamic cybersecurity team working on ConMon for FedRAMP, supporting Federal and DoD cloud environments with a focus on continuous compliance and vulnerability management. This role involves creating and maintaining FedRAMP documentation, advising stakeholders on security policies, and conducting risk assessments. The position requires deep knowledge of security frameworks, cloud environments, and automation scripting, offering a fast-paced environment ideal for security professionals seeking growth and impact.

Requirements:

U.S. Citizen (No dual citizenship)
Experience with FedRAMP, NIST SP 800, RMF, and security controls
Ability to develop automation scripts (Python, Bash, PowerShell, Java)
Knowledge of container security, CI/CD pipelines, and vulnerability management
Strong understanding of enterprise security environments and cloud systems
Bachelor’s degree in computer info systems, math, or sciences
Ability to work in a team-oriented, fast-paced setting

Responsibilities:

Develop and update FedRAMP security documentation and artifacts
Assist with vulnerability identification, analysis, and remediation
Provide guidance on security policies, risk analysis, and compliance strategies
Analyze container vulnerabilities and determine remediation paths
Support system authorization activities and ensure ongoing compliance
Create automation scripts to streamline vulnerability management processes

Benefits:

Critical security role in a fast-paced environment
Hybrid work model with in-office presence required three days a week
Growth opportunities within cybersecurity and cloud security disciplines
Engagement in high-impact federal and defense projects Hybrid

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