IT Specialist (INFOSEC) - DoD Cybersecurity Lead

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army national guard unitsBedford (MA)

Information Security Analysts National Security

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About the role

Army National Guard Units in Massachusetts seeks an IT Specialist (INFOSEC) to advise the CIO on cybersecurity and information assurance for the state network enclave. You will oversee RMF implementation, accreditation, and the Army IT Training Program of Record, ensuring all systems comply with DoD/Army/NGB directives. The role requires coordinating with the cyber security service provider, certifying inspections, and directing a professional security workforce to safeguard critical DoD assets.

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