
Cyber Security Engineer
Posted 3 days ago

Posted 3 days ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Virginia.
• Define and uphold the organization’s Zero Trust security framework and strategy in alignment with business and security goals.
• Offer insights regarding the Agency's perimeter UTM devices, adhering to NIST 800-53 and industry best practices for Cisco, Juniper, Riverbed, and Fortinet.
• Create Zero Trust roadmaps, maturity models, and implementation strategies across personnel, processes, applications, data, devices, and infrastructure.
• Establish identity-focused security measures, including robust authentication, MFA, SSO, identity governance, and least-privilege access.
• Design network segmentation and micro-segmentation to restrict lateral movement and minimize attack surfaces.
• Implement ongoing verification of users, devices, workloads, applications, and network connections.
• Define policy-driven access controls utilizing identity, device posture, risk, location, application, and behavioral indicators.
• Establish device trust and endpoint security standards, including device compliance, health assessments, encryption, patching, and EDR coverage.
• Develop data-centric security measures, including data classification, encryption, DLP, access governance, and rights management.
• Define security telemetry and continuous monitoring requirements to facilitate real-time risk-based access decisions.
• Integrate Zero Trust controls within cloud, hybrid-cloud, SaaS, on-premises, and multi-cloud environments.
• Evaluate existing infrastructure against Zero Trust maturity frameworks and reference architectures, such as NIST Zero Trust Architecture.
• Identify security gaps, vulnerabilities, architectural risks, and legacy dependencies that hinder Zero Trust implementation.
• Create architectural standards, patterns, reference designs, and security requirements for engineering and project teams.
• Continuously adapt the architecture based on emerging threats, technologies, business needs, and evolving Zero Trust capabilities.
• 7 years of experience with a bachelor’s degree or 9 years of overall experience.
• Ability to function effectively in both independent and collaborative work settings.
• Willingness to support after-hours maintenance tasks.
• Must be eligible to obtain a Position of Public Trust.
• Experience or familiarity with Zero Trust security architecture and strategy.
• Understanding of NIST 800-53 and industry best practices.
• Familiarity with Cisco, Juniper, Riverbed, and Fortinet devices.
• Capability to develop Zero Trust roadmaps, maturity models, and implementation strategies.
• Knowledge of identity-centric security measures, MFA, SSO, identity governance, and least-privilege access.
• Understanding of network segmentation and micro-segmentation.
• Knowledge of continuous verification and policy-driven access controls.
• Familiarity with endpoint security, device compliance, encryption, patching, and EDR.
• Understanding of data classification, encryption, DLP, access governance, and rights management.
• Knowledge of security telemetry and continuous monitoring.
• Experience with cloud, hybrid-cloud, SaaS, on-premises, and multi-cloud environments.
• Familiarity with NIST Zero Trust Architecture and associated maturity frameworks.
• Ability to identify security gaps, vulnerabilities, architectural risks, and legacy dependencies.
• Unique benefits and personal touches to foster a positive work-life experience.
• Inc. Magazine ‘Best Workplaces’ award recognition.
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