Continuous Monitoring Senior Analyst - GPS
EYAbout the role
From strategy to execution, the Government & Public Sector (GPS) practice of Ernst & Young LLP provides a full range of consulting and audit services to help our Federal, State, Local and Education clients implement new ideas to help achieve their mission outcomes. We deliver real change and measurable results through our diverse, high-performing teams, quality work at the highest professional standards, operational know-how from across our global organization, and creative and bold ideas that drive innovation. We enable our government clients to achieve their mission of protecting the nation and serving the people; increasing public safety; improving healthcare for our military, veterans, and citizens; delivering essential public services; and helping those in need. EY is ready to help our government build a better working world.
Our GPS Enclave Technology Organization is a structure within the US GPS practice that implements and maintains a new operate and technology model designed specifically to support U.S. defense and Government engagements.
The opportunity
As a FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring Coordinator you will be responsible for the ongoing monitoring of the GPS Technical Organization's security controls and systems. This individual will be responsible for monitoring and interfacing with internal and client project teams and agencies on the continuous monitoring activities for FedRAMP systems. This role plays a critical part in the GPS Technology organization’s cybersecurity strategy to ensure that the cybersecurity posture is continually up-to-date to meet federal compliance requirements.
Specifically, GPS supports NIST SP 800-37 while using appropriate controls and maturity processes from NIST SP 800-53, NIST SP 800-171, and the Dept. of Defense’s (DoD’s) Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). This includes risk management processes and reporting at the system, customer, and program level. GPS systems must also comply with EY’s global security policies and standards.
Your key responsibilities
- Monitor and analyze the organization's security controls and systems to detect any anomalies or potential threats
- Prepare assessment and risk reports for government agency clients in accordance with established FISMA and FedRAMP processes and guidelines
- Work collaboratively with information system owners and project teams to respond to findings
- Identify and work with teams to remediate or document mitigating controls
- Analyze vulnerability results, audit events and configuration deviations from approved tools and services
- Work with project teams to identify and document methods for improving the continuous monitoring process
- Maintain robust continuous monitoring programs utilizing guidance and compliance from NIST 800-37 and FedRAMP Co
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