Return to Job Search   BA 127 Computer Forensic and Intrusion Analyst (Se Jul 23, 2018 Baltimore, MD     Requirements Computer Forensic and Intrusion Analyst (Senior) Clearance: TS/SCI CI Poly Desired Location: Linthicum, MD • BA/BS degree in Information Technology or Information Security, Computer Science, Intelligence Studies, Cyber Security or another related field of study or equivalent 3+ years performing technical cyber threat intelligence analysis. • Strong knowledge of general intelligence analysis principles governing the collection and evaluation of raw intelligence as well as the production and publication of finished intelligence • Strong knowledge of business intelligence and analytics, including supply chain risks • Strong knowledge of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) principles to include indicators of compromise (IOC) types, indicator pivoting and indicator attribution strength. • Strong understanding of US Intelligence Community and how cyber intelligence organizations work together for purposes of conducting cyber threat analysis • Strong proficiency in report writing • Strong or Intermediate ability to apply formal intelligence analysis methods, develop hypothesis, prove/disprove relationships, always ask why, defend your analysis, and apply attribution to cyber threat activity. Candidate must be able to make confidence-based assessments for purposes of attribution based on their technical analysis of network traffic, multi-source data, malware and system forensic analysis. Candidate must be able to identify analytic bias. • Intermediate ability to present technical information and analysis to groups (Candidate may be required to brief up to 50 persons on a quarterly basis and smaller groups of up to 10 persons on a weekly basis) • Strong ability to conduct Incident Report Analysis on incidents reported under applicable DFARS procedures • Strong familiarity with the damage assessment process, specifically regarding data compromised as a result of adversary intrusions into contractor networks. • Strong ability to provide analysis supporting assessments of the overall impact of data loss on current and future USAF weapons programs, scientific and research projects, and warfighting capabilities (in accordance with guidance as set forth in AFI 33-200) • Self-starter with the ability to proactively engage and develop relationships with intrusion set subject matter experts and analyst counterparts across the US Intelligence and Law Enforcement communities • Familiarity with DoD Damage Assessment Management Office (DAMO) Program guiding documents and mission (DFARS Procedures, Guidance, and Information (PGI) 204.7303-4 DoD damage assessment activities) Desired Skills: • Formal training as an intelligence analyst in any discipline – graduate of US Govt intelligence analysis course: CAC, IBC, Kent School, IC 101, Analysis 101, Army, Navy, Air Force, etc • Certifications (any): CISSP, CEH, Security+, SANS certification(s), Network+, CCNA • Advanced Data Visualization proficiency leveraging COTS/GOTS tools • Any type of Cyber related Law Enforcement or Counterintelligence experience • Existing Subject Matter Expert of Advanced Persistent Threat activity • Analyst experience in a Federal Cyber Center or corporate computer incident response team he selected candidate will serve Program Analyst/Cyber Threat Analyst at the Defense Cyber Crime Center - Analytical Group (DC3-AG) in Linthicum, MD. The candidate will use their experience, knowledge, and analytical skills to support the Joint Acquisition Protection and Exploitation Cell (JAPEC) effort. The candidate will perform analytical research in a team environment focused on cyber threat actors/activity, author and review intelligence products by applying technical expertise, while also consulting and making recommendations for new solutions to cyber analytical issues as needed. Additionally, the candidate will be expected to collaborate with analysts from DC3-AG, analysts and JAPEC stakeholders outside of DC3, various other Intelligence Community agencies, and other Defense Criminal Investigative Organizations (AFOSI, CID, NCIS) on a regular basis. The candidate will rely heavily on their experience serving in past intelligence analyst roles in DoD, Computer Network Operations, Law Enforcement/Counterintelligence, or Intelligence Community mission focused organizations. The selected candidate should be comfortable writing documents up to 30 pages in length. Only candidates with a current TS/SCI clearance will be considered. Candidates with CI Poly preferred, but not necessary to start. Alliant LCAT Description: Possesses and applies a comprehensive knowledge across key tasks and high impact assignments. Plans and leads major technology assignments. Evaluates performance results and recommends major changes affecting short-term project growth and success. Functions as a technical expert across multiple project assignments. May supervise others. Suggested Qualifications: 18-22 years of professional experience without a degree; or 10-14 years of professional experience with a Bachelors degree from an accredited college in a related discipline, or equivalent experience/combined education; or 8-12 years of professional experience with a related Masters degree; or 4 years of professional experience required with a related PhD or JD; Considered an emerging authority / authority in discipline. Consideration should always be given for the level of specific domain expertise.   Apply If you have previously submitted your resume input your login and password and click apply. Login: Password: Click here if you are applying for the first time.