Cyber Security Specialist - XTC317

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Cyber Security Architect

How many Years of Experience are you looking for? 7-10 years What are the top 3 Must Haves for this role? 1. Azure Security Center 2. End Point Protection 3. Azure DDOS, NSG, COTS Firewall, Qualys, Exposure with SAP 3.Experience 7to9yrs 4.Required Skills Technical Skills- Azure disk encryption Azure MFA Azure Key Vault Azure Network Security Group Domain Skills- 5.Nice to have skills Techincal Skills- Domain Skills- 6.Technology Integrated Threat Management 7.Shift 8.Roles & Responsibilities 9.Job Location Primary: USTXDAAC01-Dallas - TX USA CLT Alternate: 10.Job Type 60CW00 Business Associate 11.Demand Requires Travel? N 12.Certification(s) Required

Work Location (Remote/Onsite) Remote Hours/Days of work 8 hours Overtime Applicable? Yes, in case there is a need but there should not be over 8 hours Candidate required to travel? No COG Laptop or CLIENT Laptop laptop Can candidate start pending background clearance or must they be fully cleared before they start (per client requirements)? Probably they can start but will have to check it with the client

Years of Experience: 7-10 years

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