About You 

You are an accomplished cyber professional with an extensive and in-depth understanding of cybersecurity policy and strategy guidelines. Your qualifications include:

• Five+ years of proven cyber policy experience in the federal domain. 

• Experience with and working understanding of federal cybersecurity laws and regulations, including FISMA.

• Well-versed with NIST publications, including NIST 800 series, and OMB circulars such as OMB A-130 circular and memoranda.

• Maintains an active CISSP, CISM, CISA or other professional cybersecurity certification which complies with DoD 8570 IAT Level III or IAM Level III . 

• Demonstrated professional demeanor, adept at fostering positive client interactions and forging robust, trusting professional relationships. 

• Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills, facilitating effective information dissemination. 

• Flexibility in scheduling, with the capacity to work outside of standard business hours to meet project demands. 

• Ability to occasionally travel up to 10% of the time and the willingness to work at client sites as needed, ensuring seamless collaboration and support. 

• Ability to successfully complete a federal background investigation for a high-risk Public Trust position.

• U.S. Citizen.

Your Impact 

In this role, you will be instrumental in shaping and implementing cybersecurity policies and strategies tailored to meet our federal clients' unique needs and requirements.

Responsibilities will include: 

• Reviewing existing and proposed policies and using sound judgement to evaluate alternatives and recommend new solutions, processes, policies, standards in support of federal clients.

• Applying in-depth knowledge of cyber laws, regulations, and industry guidelines to draft comprehensive, effective, and measurable cyber policy and governance documents.

• Providing tactical and strategic guidance and direction to federal clients and other stakeholders to mature governance and compliance.

• Creating persuasive and articulated whitepapers, C-suite level memos, and other necessary documents to drive informed action and decision-making.

• Editing, proofreading, and providing writing support on governance documents prepared by others, including federal clients and other team members. 

• Building strong working relationships and partnerships federal clients, within own organization, and across technology and business teams at all levels of management

• Keeping clients well-informed with clear and specific status updates and identifying risks and issues.

• Facilitating meetings and training sessions focused on policy and governance to ensure smooth understanding and implementation.