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Zachary Piper Solutions is seeking a
Forescout Engineer to support a critical CDM program for Department of Homeland Security. The team is seeking a dynamic engineer well versed in Forescout deployment and implementation to support this multi-agency mission. Clearance: Secret clearance Location: Fairfax, VA (predominantly remote, on-site on as needed basis) Responsibilities of the Forescout Engineer: • Experience configuring, optimizing and troubleshooting the Forescout platform, including the eyeSight and eyeInspect security products. • Document Forescout operations, configurations and changes. • Develop and test Forescout policies to ensure desired data collection and integration. • Work with client's technical support teams, providing Tier III support. • Perform engineering, design and implementation of various security solutions and products, including architecture reviews, vendor engagement, evaluating against requirements, configuration and testing of security tools. • Develop and maintain client deliverable documentation, including solution design, deployment plans, implementation architecture, configuration requirements and concept of operations (CONOPS). • Provide engineering support of cyber security products used for capabilities such as hardware and software asset management, vulnerability management and configuration settings management. • Engage and collaborate with project team, customer stakeholders and technical/security personnel to ensure program and customer requirements are met. Qualifications of the Forescout Engineer: • Active Secret Clearance • BS degree and 8 years of experience (12+ years in lieu of degree) in either information security, software development or systems engineering. • Experience with asset management security solutions and their implementation. • Understanding of federal cybersecurity guidance, such as: NIST SP 800-37 - Guide for Applying the Risk Management Framework to Information Systems and Organizations: A System Life Cycle Approach for Security and Privacy; NIST 800-137 - Information Security Continuous Monitoring (ISCM) for Federal Information Systems and Organizations. • Demonstrated understanding of end-to-end systems development lifecycle (SDLC). • Demonstrated ability to recommend and implement processes to deliver technology solutions. Compensation of the Forescout Engineer: • Total compensation based on experience level - $150,000 - $170,000+ • Full Benefits: PTO, 11 Paid Holidays, Cigna Medical, Dental, and Vision, 401k with ADP • Certification reimbursement • Contract mobility and job stability Keywords: NIST, FedRAMP, FISMA, ISO, HIPAA, COBIT, HITECH, CISM, CISSP, storage engineer, forescout, fore scout, CDM, continuous diagnostic mitigation, DHS, department of homeland security, secret, secret clearance, top secret, topsecret, SDLC, software development lifecycle, endpoint, security engineer, security architect, network architect, network engineer, CONOPS, cyber, cyber security, cybersecurity, eyesight, eyeinspect, deployment, risk management framework, RMF, ISCM, Information security continuous monitoring, FSCA, Forescout certified administrator, forescout certified professional, forescout certified expert, forescout certified engineer, deliverable, engineer, engineering, architect, Fairfax, Virginia, remote, requirements, solution, solution design, system life cycle, mitigation., department of commerce, department of justice, Federal, Federal systems, Fedramp, cloud, security posture, stakeholders, information security, network defense, computer network defense, PTO, eye inspect, eye sight, cyber security engineer, cybersecurity engineer, information technology, IT, cyber risk, cyber risk management, risk assessment, risk management framework, troubleshooting, department of state, department of labor, active clearance, active security clearance, Forescout, endpoint security, EDR, crowdstrike, continuous monitoring, software development, system engineering, system engineer, public trust, privacy, end to end, on site, benefits, privacy laws, privacy regulationVacancy expired!