Job ID: MI-139815 (96490211)
Hybrid/Local Security Analyst (CISA/CISSP/PMP/Security+) with networking, NIST, ISO, COBIT, HIPAA/HITECH, SSP/ATO, GRC tool experience
Location: Lansing, MI (DTMB)
Duration: 12 months
Position: 1
Required Skills:
– 1+ Years experience in the IT industry analyzing and applying information security principles and
practices
– 1+ Years experience reviewing IT systems/applications plus basic knowledge of networking
components and various operating systems
– 1+ Years experience analyzing the applicable NIST Special Publications 800-37 Revision 1, 800-53
Revision 3,4 or 5, and 800-53A Revision 1.
– Experience working independently and in a team environment
– Strong written and verbal communication skills including the ability to explain technical matters to a
non-technical audience
– Ability to collaborate on multiple projects/efforts at a given time
– Flexibility to adjust quickly to multiple demands, shifting priorities, ambiguity, and rapid change
Preferred/Desired Skills:
– CISSP, CISA, PMP and/or Security+ Certification.
– Experience with other Security Frameworks (ISO, NIST, COBIT, HIPAA/HITECH, etc.) and regulatory
requirements (2+ Years)
– Experience working with software vendors to implement security controls
Description:
The Security Analyst is responsible for completing and maintaining system security plans (SSP) for new and
existing systems. The system security plans are documented in the Governance, Risk, Compliance tool. This
requires close coordination with IT project teams, tech leads, business and enterprise security representatives,
and product owners, to establish and maintain processes and security controls for systems, and to identify
security vulnerabilities and coordinate remediation plans. Security Analysts are assigned resources for DTMB
development projects. Security Analysts are typically not assigned resources and are available for consult, if
needed, for Commercial off the Shelf (COTS) procurement phase projects. For COTS implementation phase
projects, Security Analysts are typically listed resources to navigate SSP/Authority to Operate (ATO) activities
with Michigan Cyber Security (MCS) to support security requirements to Go Live.
Responsibilities:
– Create SSPs via collaboration with MDOT Automation Managers, System Owners, System Security
Administrators, and project team for new applications in alignment with the Secure Application
Development Life Cycle and Michigan Security Accreditation Process.
– Maintain SSPs for existing applications requiring ATO and those facing software and/or hardware
enhancements.
– Collaborate with business representatives to establish system registration.
– Identify security testing and system scanning requirements.
– Perform risk assessments and provide responses for security controls.
– Continuously monitor plans of action and milestones and corrective action plans as they relate to the
SSPs in collaboration with the MDOT Enterprise Information Management office.
– Validate respective SSPs to ensure NIST control requirements are met.
– Author recommendations associated with findings on how to improve the customer’s security posture in
accordance with SOM Policies, Standards, and Procedures, and NIST (National Institute of Standards
and Technology) controls.
– Assist team members and vendors with proper artifact collection to satisfy assessment requirements.
– Coordination of scanning activities/enterprise activities with MCS, tech leads, and business areas.
– Assist with performing system Data Classifications part of the SSP/ATO process.