Cybersecurity Engineer (CPT / DCO Support) - Strategy Experience Preferred
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Do you have experience in Threat intelligence?, playbooks, SOPs, and reporting formats* Coordinate technical inputs across stakeholders (mission teams, engineers, system owners, leadership)* Provide clear documentation and briefings translating cyber activity into risk, impact, and recommended actionsRequired Technical Understanding (Working Knowledge):* CPT Core Functions: Hunt, Clear, Enable Hardening, Assess* CPT Capabilities: DiscoveryCounter-Infiltration, Cyber Threat Emulation, Threat Mitigation* Network Sensing: sensor placement concepts, telemetry use for detection/response, and sensing gap impactsRequired Qualifications:* Active TS/SCI with CI Polygraph (REQUIRED)* Experience supporting cyber operations, DCO environments, or CPT-aligned missions* Strong understanding of adversary behavior and defensive cyber operations concepts* Strong written and verbal communication skills (documentation, reporting, briefings)Preferred Qualifications:* Prior military CPT / DCO experience (operator or mission support)* Cyber strategy experience (planning, mission alignment, leadership briefs)* Familiarity with MITRE ATT&CK and adversary emulation concepts* Certifications preferred: Security+, CySA+, CASP+, GCIH, GCIA, GNFA, GPEN, CISSP
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- Dental insurance
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