
Security Architect / Engineer - Zero Trust Architecture
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WaveStrong is hiring a Security Architect / Engineer - Zero Trust Architecture. WaveStrong is seeking a Security Architect / Engineer with expertise in Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) for a contract opportunity. This role involves evaluating ZTA, developing implementation roadmaps, and providing architect and engineer support for ZTA activities. The position also includes evaluating and implementing commercial security products, hardening systems, and assessing cybersecurity posture.
Key focus areas include Evaluate Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)., Develop ZTA implementation roadmaps, including plans, schedules, and decks, and provide architect and engineer support for implementation activities., and Evaluate, recommend, and implement commercial hardware and software security products to enhance the enterprise cybersecurity program..
Successful candidates bring 5+ Years Security Architect / Engineer Experience, B.S. Computer Science, and B.S. Management Of Information Systems. Important skills include Zero Trust Architecture Evaluation, ZTA Implementation Roadmap, Cybersecurity Program And Architecture Risk Review, Architect And Engineer Support For ZTA Implementation, Evaluating Commercial Hardware And Software Security Products, and System Hardening.
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Exciting Security Architect / Engineer - Zero Trust Architecture contract opportunity.
Requirements
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5 plus years of experience as a Security Architect / Engineer with expertise evaluating Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA).
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ZTA implementation roadmap (Plan, Schedule, and Decks), Cybersecurity Program and Architecture Risk Review and architect and engineer support for Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) implementation activities
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Experience evaluating, recommending, and implementing commercial hardware and software security products to augment and enhance enterprise cybersecurity program.
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Experience with system, device, and application-level hardening and assessing the cybersecurity posture of software, hardware, and firmware.
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Experience with supporting an integrated, dynamic cyber defense and leveraging cybersecurity solutions to deliver cybersecurity operational services.
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Experience researching emerging technology, requisite security requirements, and emerging threats to develop a way forward to meet organizational goals
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B.S computer Science (CS), Management of Information Systems (MIS), Electrical Engineering (EE), or Cybersecurity from an accredited University.
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS:
- ISC2 Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), ISC2 Certified – Governance Risk and Compliance (CGRC) or Certified Authorization Professional (CAP), ISACA Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), ISACA Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC), CompTIA Certified Advanced Security Practitioner (CASAP+), CompTIA Security+
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