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Riverside Research is an independent National Security Nonprofit dedicated to research and development in the national interest. With revenues of $125M+, and a staff of more than 630, Riverside Research provides high-end technical services, research and development, and prototype solutions to some of the country's most challenging technical problems. Riverside Research also supports advanced technical education and collaborates widely with university researchers. The company was formed from a respected research laboratory at Columbia University and has a current focus on technical areas including Radar systems, Optics and Photonics, Electromagnetics, Plasma physics, Geoint, Masint, Systems Engineering, and Modeling & Simulation. Riverside Research's open innovation R&D model encourages both internal and external collaboration to accelerate innovation, advance science, and expand market opportunities. In 2015, Riverside Research expanded its facility in Dayton, OH, adding a 30,000 square-foot Open Innovation Center (OIC). The OIC is a collaborative R&D environment that fosters creativity, synergy, and ultimately delivers innovative solutions to current and anticipated challenges. The OIC sets the standard for collaborative innovation and is dedicated to promoting research across the company. Riverside Research has additional research facilities in Boston, MA; New York, NY; Centreville, VA; and Champaign, IL.
JOB NUMER: 781 The primary purpose of this position is to ensure the RC-135 aircraft and ground information systems (IS) attains and maintains proper security authorization, items delivered to the Government are in the approved formats and configurations, all Risk Management Framework (RMF) documentation and procedures are adequately managed and coordinated with external agencies, ensure procedures at CONUS/OCONUS operating locations meet and maintain appropriate security requirements according to applicable directives and guidance. Lead member of the RC-135 Security Working Group and Configuration Control Board (CCB). Interfaces with Authorizing Officials (AO), mission system Information System Security Officer(s) (ISSO) and Contractor System Administrators (CSA). Supports quick reactions capabilities (QRC) and emerging technology testing. All Riverside Research opportunities require U.S. Citizenship.JOB RESPONSIBILITIES- Ensure and support RC-135 RMF assessment/authorization (A&A) implementation and execution
- Support the PM/System Owner and provide direction to mission system ISSO(s) and CSAs
- Track, report and coordinate A&A status and issues with the PM/System Owner and AO/DAO.
- Serves as the primary interface between Authorizing Officials, Assessment representatives, industry partners, and program protection personnel
- Prepares and coordinates for assessments, acceptance/certification testing, QRC, and ad hoc testing
- Develops Plans of Actions and Milestones (POA&M) for non-compliance
- Enforces established information security policies and procedures
- Monitor development of the system, information environment, and threats for security-relevant events and configuration changes that affect security posture
- Develop and submit Security Impact Assessments (SIA) for proposed changes as required
- Periodically assesses the quality of security controls implementation against performance indicators as documented in the program Continuous Monitoring Plan
- Ensure that cybersecurity inputs to program acquisition documents (if required) are prepared
- Ensure that the program's contractual documents, such as specifications, statements of work, or Contract Data Requirements Lists (CDRLs) incorporate appropriate cybersecurity language and requirements
- Ensure that security controls and requirements are properly allocated and documented in design specifications, technical publications and manuals, etc
- Ensure that security controls and requirements have been communicated and appropriately resourced by program budget documents and are reflected in the program's requirements database
- Ensure that integrated logistics support documentation incorporate cybersecurity considerations throughout the lifecycle of the system
- Possess and maintain a current Top Secret Security Clearance and CI Polygraph
- Meet and maintain DoD 8570 IAM Level III certification
- 3 years of cyber surety/information assurance technology or related area
- Experience with networks, and computer administration management
- Experience with the RMF process and control management within assigned tools such as XACTA
- Proficiency with Microsoft operating systems and Office products
- Proven leadership in problem solving, effective communication and decision making
- Able to provide clear direction and relate effectively with leadership and across services and agencies
- Ability to travel worldwide
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