Qualifications:
- Public Trust Clearance
- B.S. Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field
- 8+ years leading vulnerability assessment or vulnerability management programs.
- Experience managing enterprise vulnerability scanning solutions.
- Experience leading penetration testing efforts.
- Experience supporting Federal cybersecurity programs.
- Experience with RMF, FISMA, and NIST guidance.
- Experience developing executive cybersecurity reports.
- Ability to obtain and maintain NIH suitability/background investigation.
Duties:
- Lead enterprise vulnerability assessment and vulnerability management operations.
- Direct vulnerability scanning activities across NIH enterprise systems.
- Develop enterprise vulnerability management strategies.
- Establish vulnerability assessment priorities based upon risk.
- Lead vulnerability remediation initiatives.
- Coordinate remediation activities across technical teams.
- Provide technical leadership for vulnerability management projects.
- Continuously improve enterprise vulnerability management capabilities.
- Analyze enterprise vulnerability scan results.
- Perform vulnerability prioritization using risk-based methodologies.
- Identify critical vulnerabilities requiring immediate remediation.
- Evaluate exploitability and business impact.
- Conduct root cause analysis.
- Develop remediation recommendations.
- Validate corrective actions.
- Track vulnerability trends and recurring issues.
- Coordinating remediation efforts with System Owners.
- Tracking remediation progress.
- Monitoring SLA compliance.
- Escalating critical vulnerabilities within required timeframes.
- Validating remediation completion.
- Supporting risk acceptance processes.
- Reducing enterprise cybersecurity risk.
- Monitoring aging vulnerabilities.
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