Security Program Administration
- Lead, develop, and maintain robust security programs in compliance with 32 CFR Part 117 (NISPOM), SEADs, Intelligence Community Directives (ICDs), and other relevant federal regulations.
- Oversee physical and technical security programs, including access control systems (e.g., C-Cure), intrusion detection systems, surveillance systems (CCTV), visitor management, and secure facility operations in accordance with ICD 705 and NISPOM requirements.
Personnel Security and Clearance Management
- Direct all aspects of personnel security, including processing and tracking security clearances and accesses for employees, subcontractors, and consultants through DISS, NBIS, and relevant IC portals.
- Develop and maintain effective procedures for employee background investigations, reinvestigations, foreign travel reporting, and management of visit authorization letters and special access badges.
Educational Outreach and Briefings
- Prepare, deliver, and update security education, training, and awareness programs per government and company guidelines (e.g., annual refresher, insider threat briefings, foreign travel, and counterintelligence training).
- Foster a culture of vigilance and security best practices across the organization.
Policy Oversight and Compliance
- Draft, review, and implement corporate and program-level security policies and procedures to align with changing regulatory and legislative mandates.
- Ensure asset protection, classified information safeguarding, and compliance with intrusion detection, access control, and classified material handling protocols.
Audit, Inspection, and Incident Management
- Conduct periodic self-inspections, facilitate DCSA (Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency) reviews, host customer security audits, and oversee response/corrective action plans for findings or observations.
- Collaborate with the ISSM/ISSO on classified cybersecurity requirements and RMF (Risk Management Framework) compliance.
Investigation and Reporting
- Lead and document internal security investigations, adverse information reporting, violation reporting (per NISPOM/ICD/SEAD), and coordinate remediation actions with senior leadership.
Stakeholder Collaboration and Liaison
- Act as primary point-of-contact for security matters with government Contracting Officer’s Representatives (CORs), customer security officers, partners, and subcontractors.
- Support contracts and business operations staff to ensure all contractual security deliverables and compliance requirements are met throughout program lifecycles.