Cyber Security Analyst
bluestonecomAlexandria (VA)
About the role
Cyber Security Analystblue Stone Recruiting is a national search firm with a focus of placing top Cyber Security talent from the Analyst level to CISO with prestigious organizations nationwide Our client seeking a Cyber Security Operations Analyst to support an operations team that supports a large government customer. The candidate will be relied upon to assist teammates and perform troubleshooting as needed. The candidate should excel in a fast-paced work environment and be willing to face new challenges.
Qualifications:
- Proficiency with vulnerability scanning, remediation and reporting
- Knowledge in web application scanning using various tools
- Demonstrated proficiency with Windows, UNIX, & LINUX operating systems
- Experience working in a customer service information technology environment
- Network security and system security experience
- Ability to discuss real world troubleshooting; problems and solutions encountered
- Knowledge of IT security best practices, US federal government standards, regulations and policy (FedRamp, TIC, NIST 800-37rev1 & 800-53rev3)
- Must be motivated and able to work independently
- Proven project leadership (PowerPoint presenting, MS Project Planning)
- Experience working with change implementation in a controlled environment
- Excellent verbal, written communication and technical writing skills
Bachelors Degree in Computer Science or a related technical discipline, or the equivalent combination of education, professional training or work experience.2-5 years of related experience in data security administration.
Experience using some of the following tools:
Nessus
Tenable Security Center
NetsparkerWebInspectBurpSite
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