nispom jobs in San Diego

Lead information systems security for a cleared defense contractor, managing a team of ISSOs and Security Administrators through the RMF process while ensuring compliance with NISPOM, DCSA, and NIST 800-53 standards. Responsibilities include vulnerability management, STIG compliance, security incident investigation, insider threat coordination, and preparation for DCSA assessments.…See more Requires 8+ years IT experience with 5+ years as an ISSM in a cleared facility, proficiency in Windows/Linux, eMASS, Tenable, SIEM tools, and IAM Level 3 certification (CISSP, CISM, or GSLC). Strong background in container orchestration, infrastructure automation, and DevSecOps methodologies is valued.

The Field Office Information Systems Security Manager develops and implements security protocols for information systems at a Georgia Tech field office, with dual responsibilities as Assistant Facility Security Officer (AFSO) or Assistant Contractor Special Security Officer (ACSSO). The role involves monitoring system performance through regular security audits and assessments, providing expert guidance on security best practices, and ensuring compliance with government regulations including NISPOM, DoD directives, NSA/CSS policies, and Intelligence Community standards.…See more The position requires expertise in classified information handling, security protocols, and government security compliance frameworks.

Principal Computer Systems Analyst supporting classified government contracts, responsible for managing multi-user computer systems including Windows Server administration, Active Directory, Group Policy, and domain architecture design. The role involves system maintenance, patching, monitoring, compliance enforcement, backup/recovery services, and coordination across IT/Cyber teams.…See more Requires current Top Secret clearance, Security+ certification, and 3–9 years of experience depending on educational background.

Computer Systems Analyst supporting classified government contracts, responsible for installing, upgrading, patching, and troubleshooting Windows systems and multi-user computer environments. Duties include managing Windows file systems, user accounts, permissions, security access lists, backup and recovery services, virus protection, and security audit logging on classified networks.…See more Must collaborate with network, software, and system engineers to isolate issues across hardware, firmware, operating systems, and applications, while adhering to strict information security guidelines and documenting findings for cybersecurity teams.

Principal Windows Systems Administrator supporting classified government contracts, responsible for maintaining multi-user Windows-based systems, Active Directory administration, Group Policy management, system compliance, backup/recovery services, and security audit logging. The role requires coordinating with system engineers, networking teams, and IT/Cyber management to ensure system reliability, apply patches and updates, troubleshoot cross-disciplinary issues, and maintain strict information security compliance.…See more Must hold a current Secret clearance and Security+ certification, with 3–9 years of relevant experience depending on educational background.

Associate Pathways Computer Systems Analyst supporting classified government contracts on information system lifecycle activities. The role involves resolving technical problems across hardware, software, networks, and telecommunications systems for internal customers; managing ticketing systems (ServiceNow, JIRA); and supporting multi-user computer environments under security policies.…See more Requires a Bachelor's or Master's degree, basic Windows Server OS knowledge, and ability to obtain a U.S. Government Systems Administrator certification (Cloud+, GICSP, GSEC, Security+, or SSCP) within 6 months.

This role supports cybersecurity and compliance efforts across the Risk Management Framework (RMF) process for DoD programs. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining system security documentation, Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms), assessing security controls, conducting vulnerability scanning and audits, and ensuring continuous monitoring of systems compliance.…See more The position requires IAM Level I certification (DoD 8570.1M), 4+ years of information security or cybersecurity experience, and hands-on proficiency with compliance and vulnerability scanning tools such as Nessus, SCAP, ACAS, and SCC on Windows, Linux, and network devices.