Senior INFOSEC/CONMON Specialist – DHS IT Security

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cybersecurityWashington (DC)

Command and Control Center Specialists National Security

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About the role

The IT Specialist role supports the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Intelligence and Analysis in Washington, DC. It defines and manages continuous monitoring security requirements for information systems on DHS networks that protect sensitive and classified national security information. This on-site position requires TOP SECRET/SCI clearance, emergency essential designation, and the ability to serve during continuity of operations events, with responsibilities spanning

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