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Assistant Information System Security Manager

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ascension federal servicesAugusta (GA)

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Assistant Information System Security Manager
Clearance: TS/SCI Ascension Federal Services, Inc. (AFS) is seeking candidates to support a Scalable GEOINT program. Provide security-management leadership for Scalable GEOINT and support the Government ISSM in maintaining the program’s security posture.
Responsibilities: Develop and oversee security policies, procedures, and implementation plans. Lead coordination of RMF accreditation activities, security controls, and change-impact reviews. Direct risk assessments, track POA&Ms, and coordinate remediation with engineering teams. Support inspections, security incident reporting, and protection of systems and information. Guide ISSOs and promote security awareness across the program.
Required qualifications: 5+ years in information security management; bachelor’s or master’s degree in Cybersecurity or equivalent experience. SME-level security-policy development and oversight capability. Required certifications: Advanced security-management certification, such as CISSP or CISM. Security and assignment requirementsFinal Top Secret clearance required at start of work. This is a TS/SCI mission; SCI access is subject to customer requirements. Meet applicable cyber workforce certification and computing-environment training requirements before performance/privileged access. On-site assignment; shift, weekend, on-call, and travel support may be required. Employment is contingent on contract award and position authorization.

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