• Provide support in the areas of export controls, research conflict of interest, and research security. • Identify, analyze, track, and communicate new and emerging federal, state, and sponsor research security legislation, policies, requirements, and resources. • Interpret complex regulatory guidance and provide clear recommendations to University leadership, researchers, and staff. • Facilitate compliance with federal, state, sponsor, and institutional requirements. • Provide high-level support related to research security, export controls and research conflict of interest aspects of sponsored projects. • Conduct initial reviews of international outside activities and agreements to assess research security and compliance considerations. • Conduct reviews of travel disclosures and provide briefings as needed. • Support the development, revision, and implementation of University policies, guidance documents, and resources. • Develop educational materials and provide outreach, training, and advisory support to researchers and staff to promote awareness and compliance. • Serve as a subject matter expert and advise internal stakeholders on mitigation and best practices. • Provide program management for sponsored projects, including coordinating project activities, engaging stakeholders, supporting recruitment efforts, and developing reports, products, and resources. • Manage multiple priorities in a dynamic regulatory environment while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail.

Role Description The NISC IV program at Leidos is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Junior Digital Forensics Analyst to join our cybersecurity team. In this role, you will assist with digital investigations, incident response activities, evidence collection, and forensic analysis across endpoints, networks, and cloud environments. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to build a career in cybersecurity and digital forensics. Primary Responsibilities: - Identify, preserve, acquire, and analyze electronically stored information (ESI) throughout the FAA. - Collect, preserve, and analyze digital evidence from computers, mobile devices, and cloud systems. - Support investigations involving cyber incidents, insider threats, malware infections, and policy violations. - Participate in incident response activities, including containment and recovery efforts. - Manage complex, large volume, and previously un-encountered digital forensics examinations. - Provide analytic case support for investigations, administrative or security inquiries, risk assessments, or other inquiries. - Maintain proper chain-of-custody documentation and forensic procedures. - Analyze logs, system artifacts, and network activity to identify indicators of compromise. - Help prepare forensic reports and present findings to senior analysts or stakeholders. - Familiarity with digital forensic tools, techniques, and procedures. - Research and maintain proficiency in digital forensics tools, techniques, trends, cyber threats. - Prepare and present briefings and reports. - Collaborate with IT, legal, compliance, and security teams as needed. Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Information Technology, Criminal Justice, or related field (or equivalent experience). - Basic understanding of digital forensics and cybersecurity principles. - Familiarity with Windows, Linux, and macOS operating systems. - Knowledge of networking fundamentals, file systems, and system logs. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills. - Ability to handle sensitive and confidential information professionally. - Must have the ability to obtain a Public Trust Security Clearance Suitability. Requirements - Internship, lab, or hands-on experience in cybersecurity or digital forensics. - Familiarity with forensic tools such as: - EnCase - FTK - Autopsy - Volatility - Wireshark - Understanding of SIEM platforms and incident response workflows. - Relevant certifications are a plus: - CompTIA Security+ - CompTIA CySA+ - GIAC GCFE - CHFI Benefits - Pay Range: $57,850.00 - $104,575.00 - The Leidos pay range for this job level is a general guideline only and not a guarantee of compensation or salary. - Additional factors considered in extending an offer include responsibilities of the job, education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities, as well as internal equity, alignment with market data, applicable bargaining agreement (if any), or other law.

Role Description We are seeking a Cyber Security Analyst with hands-on experience in SOC operations, threat hunting, detection engineering, or network security engineering. - Monitor and investigate security alerts and incidents - Perform threat hunting and security investigations - Develop and improve detection rules and monitoring capabilities - Support incident response and remediation efforts - Work directly with clients through email, chat, and video meetings - Create documentation, reports, and technical recommendations Qualifications - 2+ years of experience in SOC, threat hunting, detection engineering, or network security - Experience with SIEM tools and security monitoring - Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills - Knowledge of multiple security domains such as cloud, network, endpoint, incident response, vulnerability management, or threat intelligence - Experience with PowerShell, Python, or Bash is a plus Requirements - CRISC or SSCP certification - SOAR automation experience - Knowledge of MITRE ATT&CK, OWASP, and NIST frameworks - Experience using AI tools for security research and automation

• Monitor, triage, and analyze security alerts, telemetry, and log data across enterprise security platforms, including SIEM and other detection technologies. • Perform in-depth analysis of exploits, attacker behavior, and anomalous activity across endpoint, identity, network, cloud, and application data sources. • Review and correlate security events in the SIEM to identify threats, validate detections, and support timely incident declaration and escalation decisions. • Document investigative findings, response actions, and evidence throughout the incident lifecycle, and provide timely status updates to leadership and stakeholders. • Conduct proactive threat hunting and threat research to identify emerging risks, adversary techniques, and gaps in current detection coverage. • Contribute to detection engineering and response automation efforts that improve Cyber Defense monitoring and containment capabilities. • Support security tooling operations by helping maintain the effectiveness, reliability, and visibility of core defensive technologies used by the Cyber Defense team. • Assist with the development and refinement of incident response processes, playbooks, workflows, and operational procedures to improve overall Cyber Defense effectiveness. • Communicate intrusion activity, incident details, threat trends, and recommended actions clearly to internal stakeholders and leadership. • Partner with infrastructure teams and system owners to review vulnerability findings, help prioritize remediation, and track closure of high-risk issues.