ANALYGENCE Inc
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Cyber Strategy Analyst . ANALYGENCE provides support to Headquarters Air Combat Command (HQ ACC) at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. Support includes a full range of Information Warfare training and operations, Information Systems & Operations, Communications, Administrative Support, and Knowledge Based Services across the air, space, and cyber domains. Relocation assistance available to well qualified applicants. In this role supporting the A60I mission, you will provide in-depth analytics and facilitate awareness and information sharing of potential threat vectors at the tactical, operational, and strategic levels for MDTs on Major Weapon Systems (MWS) and mission sets by developing and implementing strategic, long-range plans and guidance efforts for data analytics, intelligence interfaces, next-generation tools and tactics, techniques, and procedures. Additional responsibilities include: Provide in-depth analytics and facilitate awareness and information sharing of potential threat vectors at the tactical, operational, and strategic levels for MDTs on Major Weapon Systems (MWS) and mission sets by developing and implementing strategic, long-range plans and guidance efforts for data analytics, intelligence interfaces, next-generation tools and tactics, techniques, and procedures. Coordinate with outside organizations, such as the 35th Intelligence Squadron's (35 IS') Cyberspace Threat Intelligence Center (CTIC) and other US government-approved cyber support/DCO agencies. Project functions under MDCOC capabilities. Refine and continue development and maturation of CDOC and CDCC operating concept constructs and interfaces designed to support CAF, MAF, SOF MWS mission sets (e.g., Fighters; ISR/Heavy; C2 systems). Define and document strategic and tactical long-range plans, intelligence interfaces, next-generation tools, and required data analytics for current and future MDTs, CDCCs, and CDOCs to achieve mission readiness, i.e., IOC to FOC. Develop and document a way ahead for required intelligence interfaces supporting DCO strategy and analytics procedures that will encompass an enterprise approach across all platforms and efforts to synthesize all platforms. Develop guidelines and procedures for validating effective DCO paradigms, covering network-based vs. host-based security, and outline implications on strategy, force employment, and training. Create action and implementation plans to support mission readiness aligned with USCYBERCOM and AFCYBER directions and TASKORDS. Identify and define partnerships and interfaces such as Cyber Focus Teams, the Intelligence Community, PMO/SPO, etc., to achieve objectives. Develop documents and briefings on strategic and tactical planning processes to meet task objectives. Ensure alignment of task objectives with USCYBERCOM, AFCYBER directions, and TASKORDS to support CAF, MAF, SOF mission sets. Organize and lead weapon system reviews (WSRs) to update all stakeholders on milestones. Develop technical architecture components including information sharing and collaboration tools. Develop tactical implementation and sustainment plans, along with other support documents. Analyze cyberspace policies and government regulations to develop or revise policies, plans, or programs. Must have current TS/SCI clearance. Bachelor's degree required. At least two (2) years of experience/knowledge of USG principles, methodologies, and approaches in strategic cyberspace support, including experience with MWS, Big Data Platforms (BDPs), and Air Force DevSecOps strategies.
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Cyber Strategy Analyst . ANALYGENCE provides support to Headquarters Air Combat Command (HQ ACC) at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. Support includes a full range of Information Warfare training and operations, Information Systems & Operations, Communications, Administrative Support, and Knowledge Based Services across the air, space, and cyber domains. Relocation assistance available to well qualified applicants. In this role supporting the A60I mission, you will provide in-depth analytics and facilitate awareness and information sharing of potential threat vectors at the tactical, operational, and strategic levels for MDTs on Major Weapon Systems (MWS) and mission sets by developing and implementing strategic, long-range plans and guidance efforts for data analytics, intelligence interfaces, next-generation tools and tactics, techniques, and procedures. Additional responsibilities include: Provide in-depth analytics and facilitate awareness and information sharing of potential threat vectors at the tactical, operational, and strategic levels for MDTs on Major Weapon Systems (MWS) and mission sets by developing and implementing strategic, long-range plans and guidance efforts for data analytics, intelligence interfaces, next-generation tools and tactics, techniques, and procedures. Coordinate with outside organizations, such as the 35th Intelligence Squadron's (35 IS') Cyberspace Threat Intelligence Center (CTIC) and other US government-approved cyber support/DCO agencies. Project functions under MDCOC capabilities. Refine and continue development and maturation of CDOC and CDCC operating concept constructs and interfaces designed to support CAF, MAF, SOF MWS mission sets (e.g., Fighters; ISR/Heavy; C2 systems). Define and document strategic and tactical long-range plans, intelligence interfaces, next-generation tools, and required data analytics for current and future MDTs, CDCCs, and CDOCs to achieve mission readiness, i.e., IOC to FOC. Develop and document a way ahead for required intelligence interfaces supporting DCO strategy and analytics procedures that will encompass an enterprise approach across all platforms and efforts to synthesize all platforms. Develop guidelines and procedures for validating effective DCO paradigms, covering network-based vs. host-based security, and outline implications on strategy, force employment, and training. Create action and implementation plans to support mission readiness aligned with USCYBERCOM and AFCYBER directions and TASKORDS. Identify and define partnerships and interfaces such as Cyber Focus Teams, the Intelligence Community, PMO/SPO, etc., to achieve objectives. Develop documents and briefings on strategic and tactical planning processes to meet task objectives. Ensure alignment of task objectives with USCYBERCOM, AFCYBER directions, and TASKORDS to support CAF, MAF, SOF mission sets. Organize and lead weapon system reviews (WSRs) to update all stakeholders on milestones. Develop technical architecture components including information sharing and collaboration tools. Develop tactical implementation and sustainment plans, along with other support documents. Analyze cyberspace policies and government regulations to develop or revise policies, plans, or programs. Must have current TS/SCI clearance. Bachelor's degree required. At least two (2) years of experience/knowledge of USG principles, methodologies, and approaches in strategic cyberspace support, including experience with MWS, Big Data Platforms (BDPs), and Air Force DevSecOps strategies.
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