Cyber Intelligence Analyst

Requirements

Active DoD Top Secret / SCI Clearance.

• Defense intelligence all-source analysis experience working with intelligence tools/data sources to solve complex problems.
• Ability to research, analyze, document, and convey technical information.
• Experience providing technical expertise on how the software industry functions and operates, to include knowledge of programming services, system services, open source, and software as a service (SaaS).
• Excellent verbal, writing, and briefing skills with the ability to communicate both technical and operational information to wide-ranging audiences.
• Heavy experience with ICD's 203 and 206.
• Cyber operations background with a deep understanding of current foreign threats.
• Demonstrate knowledge of current cyber threat actors/intrusion techniques and cyber threat avenues of attack.
• Work independently with little to no guidance and/or direction to develop and maintain overall analytical production.

Desired Skills

• Ability to develop comprehensive threat analysis across the Net-Centric/cyber domain with a special emphasis on cyber threat capabilities.
• Extensive knowledge of the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
• Understanding of adversarial capabilities to exploit supply chains.
• Cyber intelligence analysis experience.
• Attention to detail with strong organizational skills.
• Functional knowledge of emerging and current cyber threats to include familiarity with operational, developmental, and testing threat exploitation.
• Understanding of Defense Acquisition Lifecycle.

Responsibilities

• Advise, assist, and support in the research and production of all-source counterintelligence analysis on foreign intelligence services intent and capability to exploit, sabotage, subvert, or otherwise disrupt the supply chains for both COTS and custom designed software.
• Provide input in and response to critical requests for information, finished intelligence production.
• Conduct open source research using subscription data, commercial data, and other openly available sources.
• Define threat concepts to identified components, platforms, and/or systems.
• Evaluate cyber threats to inform threat realism for evaluating operational effectiveness, suitability, and survivability of military systems.
• Determine cyber threat resource requirements, availability, adequacy, and define gaps between cyber threat emulation capability and the actual threat.
• Develop briefings and analytic products to define threat environments.
• Coordinate with intelligence, acquisition, and industry communities.