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With expertise that includes penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, control system security, and smart grid security design, we provide solutions to meet such mandates and standards as North American Electric Reliability Corporation, Critical Infrastructure Protection (NERC CIP) 002-009, Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI)-08-09 guidelines, and others. Securicon was the first company to provide a Smart Grid Cyber Security Roadmap for the large Smart Grid environment.
Securicon has extensive experience working with network engineers and system developers to ensure that security requirements are accurately identified at both the network and system architecture levels. Securicon engineers have the expertise to ensure network and system architectures include security controls that cascade for redundancy to provide for robust defense-in-depth solutions.
In every organization, it is essential to implement certain information security-related technologies to meet regulatory requirements. In addition to needing to meet such mandates, it is likely that your company or organization also needs controls to ensure that sensitive data and information systems are protected from unauthorized access or denial of service. When it comes to mission-critical technology, the potential impact of vulnerabilities cannot be overestimated.
Securicon, LLC is seeking a qualified candidate to provide FISMA/NIST based System Security Authorization support to a federal customer in the Alexandria, VA. The candidate should have at least 4 years of experience with security policies, technical security safeguards and operational security measures and possess either a CISSP or CAP (both even better).
Securicon’s expertise in providing cyber security services for Process Control industries — including oil and gas, power, chemical, water, food, beverage, and pharmaceuticals, among others — is second to none. In particular, our team of IT experts is skilled at protecting systems that run under pressure, temperature, and flow dynamic control. Such operations are all potential targets for intrusion with massive destructive capability, as recognized by the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) and other security regimens.