Cyber Operations Lead with Security Clearance
mayvinSpringfield (IL)
Cyber Operations Lead with Security Clearance
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mayvinSpringfield (IL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Mayvin is seeking an experienced Cybersecurity Operations Lead to oversee cybersecurity activities supporting the U.S. Army Transportation Command's global IT environment. This position will lead cyber defense operations, including security monitoring, threat analysis, vulnerability management, incident detection and response, security reporting, and coordination with Government stakeholders. The Cybersecurity Operations Lead will help protect mission-critical systems, networks, and information while maintaining operational readiness across the enterprise. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Must have an active Secret clearance.
Responsibilities:
- Leading day-to-day cybersecurity and cyber defense operations
- Monitoring security alerts, network activity, system logs, and SIEM data
- Identifying, analyzing, documenting, and escalating potential cyber incidents
- Coordinating incident response, containment, remediation, and recovery activities
- Managing vulnerability scanning, analysis, tracking, and reporting
- Overseeing ACAS scans, Vulnerability Index reports, POA&Ms, and remediation efforts
- Supporting RMF activities and maintaining system Authorizations to Operate
- Ensuring cybersecurity activities comply with DoD, Army, DISA, and organizational requirements
- Providing cybersecurity status, risks, trends, and recommendations to Government stakeholders
- Leading cybersecurity personnel and coordinating security activities with system, network, application, and help-desk teams
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