F-35 Information System Security Officer-JRB Ft Worth, TX (Mid-C
Posted 9 days ago
lockheed martinFort Worth (TX)
Information Security AnalystsNational Security
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Information System Security Officer (ISSO)Job Number 722400BR Description: What We're Doing: Lockheed Martin's, Rotary & Mission Systems (LM RMS), F-35 Cyber Security invites you to step up to one of today's most daunting challenges: the protection of exquisite government capabilities leading to warfighter supremacy against our peer and near peer adversaries. As a cybersecurity professional at Lockheed Martin, you'll safeguard the sensitive information and warfighting capabilities that our citizens and the world depend upon to protect U.S. and ally interests. Here, you'll work alongside other cybersecurity experts, related departments, and military members to support the military operational objectives by providing them with a safe and secure operating environment. In this fast-paced, real-world environment, you'll draw on all your education and experience as well as the resources of Lockheed Martin to keep these exquisite capabilities protected.The Work: This Information System Security Officer (ISSO) position will support the Information System Security Manager (ISSM) in developing, maintaining and overseeing the cybersecurity of assigned classified and/or unclassified F-35 systems at NAS JRB Fort Worth, TX. Typical ISSO responsibilities include but are not limited to:Ensuring required cybersecurity controls are implemented and validated, to include continuous monitoring actions for assigned systems.Supporting the development and maintenance of cybersecurity related plans and procedures.Monitoring for non-compliance, anomalous activity (i.e., threats), and effectively reporting such activity and associated risks.Ensuring POA&Ms or remediation plans are in place for vulnerabilities identified during monitoring activity, audits, inspections, etc. and implementing, or overseeing, corrective actions.Creating, collecting and retaining data to meet reporting requirements.Monitoring and correlating data (i.e., events) from a variety of sources (e.g., Splunk, ELA, ePO, ACAS, etc.) to identify and mitigate threats, vulnerabilities and non-compliance.Investigating, analyzing and responding to cyber events, incidents and non-compliance, including trend analysis, creating detailed written reports and briefing the appropriate parties.Identifying, implementing and enforcing requirements for the proper handling and storage of Government data and electronic media.Conducting self-inspections and preparing for customer inspections.Interacting professionally during the enforcement of security policy and procedures.Assigned systems may vary in classification, capabilities and complexity. Mission requirements may require other than first-shift work and additional responsibilities as assigned.Basic Qualifications:Final Transferable Secret security clearance; last Periodic Reinvestigation must be within the last five (5) years or enrollment in Continuous Vetting program.Ability to obtain and maintain Special Access Program (SAP) access.Possess a valid certification that meets or exceeds DoD 8570.01-M IAT II requirements.Prior experience in a cyber workforce role, as categorized by the NICE or DoD workforce frameworks.Desired Skills:Prior experience as an ISSO, ISSM or related DoD Cyber Workforce Role on one or more F-35 information systems.Prior experience ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, guidance and policies as they relate to DoD cybersecurity and SAPs (e.g., DoDI 8510.01, JSIG, DoDM 5205.07, NIST SP 800 series).Prior experience with the system authorization process, associated artifacts and their requirements (e.g., SSP, SCTM, Security CONOPs, SOPs).Security Clearance Statement: This position requires a government security clearance, you must be a US Citizen for consideration. Clearance Level: Secret with Investigation or CV date within 5 years.Lockheed Martin is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified candidates will be considered without regard to legally protected characteristics.
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