CAREER PATHWAY VULNERABILITY - Cyber
CAREER PATHWAYVULNERABILITYASSESSMENT ANALYST(541)Developed By:The InteragencyFederal Cyber CareerPathways WorkingGroupEndorsed By:November 20201
Table of ContentsCAREER PATHWAY VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ANALYST (541) . 11541-VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ANALYST. 31.1Work Role Overview . 31.2Core Tasks. 61.3Core Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities . 71.4Core Competencies. 101.5Suggested Qualifications / Capability Indicators . 122 APPENDIX: 541-VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ANALYST TASK ANALYSIS AND KSAMAPPING .132.1Key to Reading the Task Analysis and KSA Mapping . 132.2541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst Task Analysis and KSA Mapping . 142
1 541-VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ANALYST1.1 WORK ROLE OVERVIEWThe table below provides an overview of various role-specific elements related to 541-VulnerabilityAssessment Analyst.Table 1. 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst Work Role OverviewNICE Work RoleDefinitionPerforms assessments of systems and networks within the network environment orenclave and identifies where those systems/networks deviate from acceptableconfigurations, enclave policy, or local policy. Measures effectiveness of defense-indepth architecture against known vulnerabilities.Personnel performing the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role are mostcommonly aligned to the following Occupational Series:OPM OccupationalSeries-2210-Information Technology – 59%0080-Security Administration – 15%0855-Electronics Engineering – 6%1550-Computer Science – 5%1801-General Inspection, Investigation, Enforcement, and Compliance Series –5%Personnel performing the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role are mostcommonly paired with the following complimentary Work Roles (Top 5 shown):Work Role Pairings-521-Cyber Defense Infrastructure Spt. Spec – 14%511-Cyber Defense Analyst – 9%531-Cyber Defense Incident Responder – 9%461-Systems Security Analyst – 8%641-Systems Requirements Planner – 7%Personnel performing the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role mayunofficially or alternatively be called:Functional Titles-Blue Team TechnicianComputer Network Defense (CND) AuditorEthical HackerInformation Security EngineerNetwork Security EngineerPenetration TesterRed Team TechnicianReverse EngineerRisk AssessorRisk Assessment Engineer3
-Distribution of GSLevelsRisk/Vulnerability Specialist / ManagerSystem / Application Security TesterPersonnel performing the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role are mostcommonly found within the following grades on the General Schedule*.- GS-4 – redacted**- GS-7 – redacted**- GS-8 – redacted**- GS-9 – 4%- GS-11 – 11%- GS-12 – 21%- GS-13 – 32%- GS-14 – 13%- GS-15 – redacted***19% of all 541s are in non-GS pay plans and excluded from this section**Percentages less than 3% have been redactedThe following work roles are examples of possible roles an individual may perform priorto transitioning into the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role:On Ramps-441-Network Operations Specialist451-System Administrator461-Systems Security Analyst511-Cyber Defense Analyst521-Cyber Defense Infrastructure Support Specialist531-Cyber Defense Incident Responder612-Security Control Assessor671-System Testing and Evaluation SpecialistThe following work roles are examples of common transitions an individual may pursueafter having performed the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role. This is notan exhaustive list, nor does it consider learning and development opportunities anindividual may pursue to prepare themselves for performing alternate work roles:Off Ramps-612-Security Control Assessor722-Information Systems Security Manager*Note: Leveraging the knowledge, skills, abilities, and tasks of the 541-VulnerabilityAssessment Analyst work role, individuals may prepare themselves to transition into oneor more of the following cross-functional work roles:-711- Cyber Instructional Curriculum Developer712-Cyber Instructor751-Cyber Workforce Developer and Manager4
-752-Cyber Policy and Strategy Planner802-IT Project Manager5
1.2 CORE TASKSThe table below provides a list of tasks that represent the Core, or baseline, expectations forperformance in the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role, as well as additional tasks thatthose in this role may be expected to perform.Table 2. 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst Core TasksCore orAdditionalTask IDTaskT0010Analyze organization's cyber defense policies and configurations and evaluate compliance withregulations and organizational directives.CoreT0138Maintain deployable cyber defense audit toolkit (e.g., specialized cyber defense software andhardware) to support cyber defense audit missions.CoreT0142Maintain knowledge of applicable cyber defense policies, regulations, and compliancedocuments specifically related to cyber defense auditing.CoreT0188Prepare audit reports that identify technical and procedural findings, and providerecommended remediation strategies/solutions.CoreT0549Perform technical (evaluation of technology) and nontechnical (evaluation of people andoperations) risk and vulnerability assessments of relevant technology focus areas (e.g., localcomputing environment, network and infrastructure, enclave boundary, supportinginfrastructure, and applications).CoreT0028Conduct and/or support authorized penetration testing on enterprise network assets.AdditionalT0252Conduct required reviews as appropriate within environment.AdditionalT0550Make recommendations regarding the selection of cost-effective security controls to mitigaterisk (e.g., protection of information, systems and processes).Additional6
1.3 CORE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIESThe table below provides a ranking of KSAs that represent the Core, or baseline, expectations forperformance in the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role, as well as additional KSAs thatthose in this role may be expected to demonstrate.Table 3. 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst Core Knowledge, Skills, and AbilitiesKSA IDDescriptionCompetencyK0004Knowledge of cybersecurity and privacy principles.InformationSystems/Network SecurityK0001K0003K0002Knowledge of computer networking concepts and protocols, andnetwork security methodologies.Knowledge of laws, regulations, policies, and ethics as they relate tocybersecurity and privacy.Knowledge of risk management processes (e.g., methods for assessingand mitigating risk).Infrastructure DesignLegal, Government, andJurisprudenceRisk ManagementImportance toWork RoleFoundational toAll Work RolesFoundational toAll Work RolesFoundational toAll Work RolesFoundational toAll Work RolesFoundational toAll Work RolesFoundational toAll Work RolesK0005Knowledge of cyber threats and vulnerabilities.Vulnerabilities AssessmentK0006Knowledge of specific operational impacts of cybersecurity lapses.Vulnerabilities AssessmentK0179Knowledge of network security architecture concepts includingtopology, protocols, components, and principles (e.g., application ofdefense-in-depth).InformationSystems/Network SecurityCoreInfrastructure DesignCoreVulnerabilities AssessmentCoreK0070Knowledge of system and application security threats andvulnerabilities (e.g., buffer overflow, mobile code, cross-site scripting,Procedural Language/Structured Query Language [PL/SQL] andinjections, race conditions, covert channel, replay, return-orientedattacks, malicious code).Vulnerabilities AssessmentCoreK0106Knowledge of what constitutes a network attack and a networkattack’s relationship to both threats and vulnerabilities.Vulnerabilities AssessmentCoreK0342Knowledge of penetration testing principles, tools, and techniques.Vulnerabilities AssessmentCoreVulnerabilities AssessmentCoreVulnerabilities AssessmentCoreVulnerabilities AssessmentCoreK0061K0009S0001S0051S0081Knowledge of how traffic flows across the network (e.g., TransmissionControl Protocol [TCP] and Internet Protocol [IP], Open SystemInterconnection Model [OSI], Information Technology InfrastructureLibrary, current version [ITIL]).Knowledge of application vulnerabilities.Skill in conducting vulnerability scans and recognizing vulnerabilities insecurity systems.Skill in the use of penetration testing tools and techniques.Skill in using network analysis tools to identify vulnerabilities. (e.g.,fuzzing, nmap, etc.).7
KSA 139Skill in conducting application vulnerability assessments.Knowledge of data backup and recovery.Knowledge of data backup and restoration concepts.Skill in reviewing logs to identify evidence of past intrusions.Knowledge of programming language structures and logic.Knowledge of interpreted and compiled computer languages.Ability to apply programming language structures (e.g., source codereview) and logic.Skill in detecting host and network based intrusions via intrusiondetection technologies (e.g., Snort).Knowledge of cryptography and cryptographic key managementconceptsKnowledge of cryptology.Knowledge of network access, identity, and access management (e.g.,public key infrastructure, Oauth, OpenID, SAML, SPML).Knowledge of cybersecurity and privacy principles and organizationalrequirements (relevant to confidentiality, integrity, availability,authentication, non-repudiation).Knowledge of security models (e.g., Bell-LaPadula model, Biba integritymodel, Clark-Wilson integrity model).Skill to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles to organizationalrequirements (relevant to confidentiality, integrity, availability,authentication, non-repudiation).Vulnerabilities AssessmentBusiness ContinuityBusiness ContinuityComputer ForensicsComputer LanguagesComputer 0123K0287K0033K0265K0332S0171A0120Ability to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles to organizationalrequirements (relevant to confidentiality, integrity, availability,authentication, non-repudiation).Knowledge of an organization's information classification program andprocedures for information compromise.Knowledge of host/network access control mechanisms (e.g., accesscontrol list, capabilities lists).Knowledge of infrastructure supporting information technology (IT) forsafety, performance, and reliability.Knowledge of network protocols such as TCP/IP, Dynamic HostConfiguration, Domain Name System (DNS), and directory services.Skill in performing impact/risk assessments.Ability to share meaningful insights about the context of anorganization’s threat environment that improve its risk managementposture.Importance toWork ditionalComputer LanguagesAdditionalComputer Network itionalIdentity ManagementAdditionalInformation AssuranceAdditionalInformation AssuranceAdditionalInformation AssuranceAdditionalInformation AssuranceAdditionalInformation ManagementAdditionalInformationSystems/Network SecurityAdditionalInfrastructure DesignAdditionalInfrastructure DesignAdditionalRisk ManagementAdditionalRisk ManagementAdditional8
KSA 64K0206K0301K0624A0001DescriptionKnowledge of system administration, network, and operating systemhardening techniques.Knowledge of system administration concepts for operating systemssuch as but not limited to Unix/Linux, IOS, Android, and Windowsoperating systems.Knowledge of systems diagnostic tools and fault identificationtechniques.Knowledge of different classes of attacks (e.g., passive, active, insider,close-in, distribution attacks).Knowledge of cyber attackers (e.g., script kiddies, insider threat, nonnation state sponsored, and nation sponsored).Knowledge of cyber attack stages (e.g., reconnaissance, scanning,enumeration, gaining access, escalation of privileges, maintainingaccess, network exploitation, covering tracks).Knowledge of an organization’s threat environment.Skill in mimicking threat behaviors.Skill in the use of social engineering techniques. (e.g., phishing, baiting,tailgating, etc.).Skill to develop insights about the context of an organization’s threatenvironmentKnowledge of ethical hacking principles and techniques.Knowledge of packet-level analysis using appropriate tools (e.g.,Wireshark, tcpdump).Knowledge of Application Security Risks (e.g. Open Web ApplicationSecurity Project Top 10 list)Ability to identify systemic security issues based on the analysis ofvulnerability and configuration data.CompetencyImportance toWork RoleSystem AdministrationAdditionalSystem AdministrationAdditionalSystems Testing andEvaluationAdditionalThreat AnalysisAdditionalThreat AnalysisAdditionalThreat AnalysisAdditionalThreat AnalysisThreat AnalysisAdditionalAdditionalThreat AnalysisAdditionalThreat AnalysisAdditionalVulnerabilities AssessmentAdditionalVulnerabilities AssessmentAdditionalVulnerabilities AssessmentAdditionalVulnerabilities AssessmentAdditional9
1.4 CORE COMPETENCIESThe table below is a compilation of competencies aligned to the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analystwork role, and their associated importance. Listed competencies are collections of three or more similarKnowledge, Skills, or Abilities aligned to the Work Role. These competencies originate from the NICEFramework Competency Pivot Tool.Table 4. 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst Core hreat AnalysisDefinitionWork Role Related KSAsThis area contains KSAs thatrelate to computerlanguages and theirapplications to enable asystem to perform specificfunctions.This area contains KSAs thatrelate to the architectureand typology of software,hardware, and networks,including LANS, WANS, andtelecommunicationssystems, their componentsand associated protocolsand standards, and howthey operate and integratewith one another and withassociated controllingsoftware.··C055·······This area contains KSAs thatrelate to the process inwhich the knowledge ofinternal and externalinformation vulnerabilitiespertinent to a particularorganization is matchedagainst real-world 57This area contains KSAs thatrelate to the principles,methods, and tools forassessing vulnerabilities anddeveloping or··Core orAdditionalKnowledge of cybersecurity and privacy principles.Knowledge of network security architecture conceptsincluding topology, protocols, components, and principles(e.g., application of defense-in-depth).Knowledge of host/network access control mechanisms(e.g., access control list, capabilities lists).Knowledge of network protocols such as TCP/IP, DynamicHost Configuration, Domain Name System (DNS), anddirectory services.Knowledge of infrastructure supporting informationtechnology (IT) for safety, performance, and reliability.Knowledge of computer networking concepts andprotocols, and network security methodologies.Knowledge of how traffic flows across the network (e.g.,Transmission Control Protocol [TCP] and Internet Protocol[IP], Open System Interconnection Model [OSI],Information Technology Infrastructure Library, currentversion [ITIL]).CoreCoreKnowledge of an organization’s threat environment.Skill in the use of social engineering techniques. (e.g.,phishing, baiting, tailgating, etc.).Skill in mimicking threat behaviors.Knowledge of cyber-attack stages (e.g., reconnaissance,scanning, enumeration, gaining access, escalation ofprivileges, maintaining access, network exploitation,covering tracks).Skill to develop insights about the context of anorganization’s threat environmentKnowledge of cyber attackers (e.g., script kiddies, insiderthreat, non-nation state sponsored, and nation sponsored).Knowledge of different classes of attacks (e.g., passive,active, insider, close-in, distribution attacks).Ability to identify systemic security issues based on theanalysis of vulnerability and configuration data.Skill in conducting vulnerability scans and recognizingvulnerabilities in security systems.CoreCore10
TechnicalCompetencyCompIDDefinitionWork Role Related KSAsrecommending ceC022This area contains KSAs thatrelate to computerlanguages and theirapplications to enable asystem to perform specificfunctions.····RiskManagementC044This area contains KSAs thatrelate to the methods andprocedures that protectinformation systems anddata by ensuring theiravailability, authentication,confidentiality, andintegrity.This area contains KSAs thatrelate to the methods andtools used for riskassessment and mitigationof risk.······Core orAdditionalKnowledge of what constitutes a network attack and anetwork attack’s relationship to both threats andvulnerabilities.Knowledge of Application Security Risks (e.g. Open WebApplication Security Project Top 10 list)Skill in using network analysis tools to identifyvulnerabilities. (e.g., fuzzing, nmap, etc.).Knowledge of application vulnerabilities.Knowledge of system and application security threats andvulnerabilities (e.g., buffer overflow, mobile code, crosssite scripting, Procedural Language/Structured QueryLanguage [PL/SQL] and injections, race conditions, covertchannel, replay, return-oriented attacks, malicious code).Knowledge of cyber threats and vulnerabilities.Skill in conducting application vulnerability assessments.Knowledge of ethical hacking principles and techniques.Skill in the use of penetration testing tools and techniques.Knowledge of packet-level analysis using appropriate tools(e.g., Wireshark, tcpdump).Knowledge of penetration testing principles, tools, andtechniques.Knowledge of specific operational impacts of cybersecuritylapses.Ability to apply programming language structures (e.g.,source code review) and logic.Knowledge of programming language structures and logic.Knowledge of interpreted and compiled computerlanguages.AdditionalSkill to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles toorganizational requirements (relevant to confidentiality,integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Knowledge of security models (e.g., Bell-LaPadula model,Biba integrity model, Clark-Wilson integrity model).Ability to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles toorganizational requirements (relevant to confidentiality,integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Knowledge of cybersecurity and privacy principles andorganizational requirements (relevant to confidentiality,integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Ability to share meaningful insights about the context of anorganization’s threat environment that improve its riskmanagement posture.Skill in performing impact/risk assessments.Knowledge of risk management processes (e.g., methodsfor assessing and mitigating risk).AdditionalAdditional11
1.5 SUGGESTED QUALIFICATIONS / CAPABILITY INDICATORSTable 5. 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst Suggested Qualifications / Capability IndicatorsFor indicators of capability for the 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst work role, please see DraftNISTR 8193 - National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Framework Work Role CapabilityIndicators.Section to be populated with updated DoD-8140 Qualification Matrix for 541-Vulnerability AssessmentAnalyst.12
2 APPENDIX: 541-VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENTANALYST TASK ANALYSIS AND KSA MAPPING2.1 KEY TO READING THE TASK ANALYSIS AND KSA MAPPINGTable 6. Key to Reading the Task Analysis and KSA MappingProficiencyAs WrittenEntryIntermediateAdvancedTask StatementTask as written within the NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework (NICE Framework).ImportanceOverall Importance to WorkRoleExample behavioral indicator / task permutation for performing this task at an Entry skills proficiency level.Example behavioral indicator / task permutation for performing this task at an Intermediate skills proficiency level.Example behavioral indicator / task permutation for performing this task at an Advanced skills proficiency level.Table 7. Primary Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required to Perform the above TaskKSA IDDescriptionCompetencyID of K, S, or AKnowledge, Skill or Ability needed to perform the task as written within the NICE FrameworkCompetency mapped to theindividual K, S, or A.13
2.2 541-VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ANALYST TASK ANALYSIS AND KSA MAPPINGTable 8. T0010 Task AnalysisProficiencyAs WrittenEntryIntermediateAdvancedTask StatementImportanceAnalyze organization's cyber defense policies and configurations and evaluate compliance withCoreregulations and organizational directives.Become familiar with organization's cyber defense policies, configurations, and regulations and assist with gatheringcompliance data.Analyze organization's cyber defense policies and configurations and evaluate compliance with regulations and organizationaldirectives.Plan and oversee the implementation of the organization's cyber defense policies, configurations, and its compliance withregulations and organizational directives; highlight and archive decencies for non-compliance remediation.Table 9. Primary Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required to Perform the above TaskKSA 71A0120K0167K0224DescriptionSkill in detecting host and network based intrusions via intrusion detection technologies (e.g.,Snort).Knowledge of cybersecurity and privacy principles and organizational requirements (relevant toconfidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Skill to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles to organizational requirements (relevant toconfidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Ability to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles to organizational requirements (relevant toconfidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Knowledge of an organization's information classification program and procedures forinformation compromise.Knowledge of host/network access control mechanisms (e.g., access control list, capabilitieslists).Knowledge of network security architecture concepts including topology, protocols,components, and principles (e.g., application of defense-in-depth).Knowledge of how traffic flows across the network (e.g., Transmission Control Protocol [TCP]and Internet Protocol [IP], Open System Interconnection Model [OSI], Information TechnologyInfrastructure Library, current version [ITIL]).Knowledge of network protocols such as TCP/IP, Dynamic Host Configuration, Domain NameSystem (DNS), and directory services.Skill in performing impact/risk assessments.Ability to share meaningful insights about the context of an organization’s threat environmentthat improve its risk management posture.Knowledge of system administration, network, and operating system hardening techniques.Knowledge of system administration concepts for operating systems such as but not limited toUnix/Linux, IOS, Android, and Windows operating systems.K0089Knowledge of systems diagnostic tools and fault identification techniques.K0161Knowledge of different classes of attacks (e.g., passive, active, insider, close-in, distributionattacks).CompetencyComputer NetworkDefenseInformation AssuranceInformation AssuranceInformation AssuranceInformation ManagementInformationSystems/Network SecurityInformationSystems/Network SecurityInfrastructure DesignInfrastructure DesignRisk ManagementRisk ManagementSystem AdministrationSystem AdministrationSystems Testing andEvaluationThreat Analysis14
KSA ge of cyber attackers (e.g., script kiddies, insider threat, non-nation state sponsored,and nation sponsored).Knowledge of cyber attack stages (e.g., reconnaissance, scanning, enumeration, gaining access,escalation of privileges, maintaining access, network exploitation, covering tracks).Knowledge of an organization’s threat environment.Skill in the use of social engineering techniques. (e.g., phishing, baiting, tailgating, etc.).Skill to develop insights about the context of an organization’s threat environmentKnowledge of application vulnerabilities.Knowledge of system and application security threats and vulnerabilities (e.g., buffer overflow,mobile code, cross-site scripting, Procedural Language/Structured Query Language [PL/SQL]and injections, race conditions, covert channel, replay, return-oriented attacks, maliciouscode).Knowledge of what constitutes a network attack and a network attack’s relationship to boththreats and vulnerabilities.Knowledge of ethical hacking principles and techniques.Knowledge of packet-level analysis using appropriate tools (e.g., Wireshark, tcpdump).Knowledge of penetration testing principles, tools, and techniques.Knowledge of Application Security Risks (e.g. Open Web Application Security Project Top 10list)Skill in conducting vulnerability scans and recognizing vulnerabilities in security systems.Skill in the use of penetration testing tools and techniques.Skill in conducting application vulnerability assessments.Ability to identify systemic security issues based on the analysis of vulnerability andconfiguration data.CompetencyThreat AnalysisThreat AnalysisThreat AnalysisThreat AnalysisThreat AnalysisVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities AssessmentVulnerabilities Assessment15
Table 10. T0138 Task AnalysisProficiencyAs WrittenEntryIntermediateAdvancedTask StatementImportanceMaintain deployable cyber defense audit toolkit (e.g., specialized cyber defense software andCorehardware) to support cyber defense audit missions.Apply basic knowledge and assist in the maintenance of deployable cyber defense audit toolkit (e.g., specialized cyber defensesoftware and hardware) to support compliance of organizational security policies and cyber programs.Maintain deployable cyber defense audit toolkit (e.g., specialized cyber defense software and hardware) to support cyberdefense audit missions.Recommend, create, and/or manage deployable cyber defense audit toolkit (e.g., specialized cyber defense software andhardware) ensuring that the deployed toolkit is sufficient to meet the requirements of the organization's audit policies tosupport cyber defense audit missions.Table 11. Primary Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required to Perform the above TaskKSA ge of cybersecurity and privacy principles and organizational requirements (relevant toconfidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Skill to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles to organizational requirements (relevant toconfidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Ability to apply cybersecurity and privacy principles to organizational requirements (relevant toconfidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, non-repudiation).Knowledge of an organization's information classification program and procedures forinformation compromise.Knowledge of cybersecurity and privacy principles.Knowledge of host/network access control mechanisms (e.g., access control list, capabilitieslists).Knowledge of network security architecture concepts including topology, protocols,components, and principles (e.g., application of defense-in-depth).Knowledge of how traffic flows across the network (e.g., Transmission Control Protocol [TCP]and Internet Protocol [IP], Open System Interconnection Model [OSI], Information TechnologyInfrastructure Library, current version [ITIL]).Knowledge of infrastructure supporting information technology (IT) for safety, performance,and reliability.Knowledge of network protocols such as TCP/IP, Dynamic Host Configuration, Domain NameSystem (DNS), and directory services.Knowledge of risk management processes (e.g., methods for assessing and mitigating risk).Skill in performing impact/risk assessments.Ability to share meaningful insights about the context of an organization’s threat environmentthat improve its risk management posture.Knowledge of system administration, network, and operating system hardening techniques.Knowledge of system administration concepts for operating systems such as but not limited toUnix/Linux, IOS, Android, and Windows operating systems.Knowledge of different classes of attacks (e.g., passive, active, insider, close-in, distributionattacks).CompetencyInformation AssuranceInformation AssuranceInformation AssuranceInformation ManagementInformationSystems/Network SecurityInformationSystems/Network SecurityInformationSystems/Network SecurityInfrastructure DesignInfrastructure DesignInfrastructure DesignRisk ManagementRisk ManagementRisk ManagementSystem AdministrationSystem Administrati
1 541-VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT ANALYST. 1.1 W. ORK . R. OLE . O. VERVIEW. The table below provides an overview of various role-specific elements related to 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst. Table 1. 541-Vulnerability Assessment Analyst Work Role Overview. NICE Work Role Definition. Performs assessments of systems and networks within the .
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