Type 3 Security Audit Remediation Support Engineer
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Type 3 Security Audit Remediation Support Engineer voor NATO/NCIA, locatie Mons (België), deadline 15-09-2026.
- Locatie
- Mons, BE
- Contractvorm
- detachering
- Sluitingsdatum
- Gepubliceerd
Eisen
- Strong understanding of incident response
- Strong understanding of risk management
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with 3 years post-related experience, OR 10 years of extensive and progressive relevant experience (without degree)
- 5 years of practical vulnerability management experience
- Relevant vulnerability management experience within the last 6 months
- Strong understanding of cybersecurity principles
- Experience coordinating remediation with system administrators across multiple sites
- Strong understanding of IAM
- Excellent written and verbal communication
- Strong understanding of boundary protection
- Strong understanding of security architectures
- Python with Pandas/NumPy or PowerShell
- Proven experience creating remediation action plans
- Hands-on experience with vulnerability scanners (Tenable Nessus, Qualys, OpenVAS)
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Ability to parse vulnerability scan results and automate data handling
- Strong understanding of encryption
- Strong understanding of vulnerability assessment
- Ability to understand complex vulnerability findings and turn them into practical remediation instructions
- Strong understanding of monitoring & detection
- 3 years of experience testing and validating security requirements and contracted deliveries
- Able to work independently and take ownership of tasks
Wensen
- CISSP
- CISM
- Previous NATO/NCIA/NCSC experience
- Previous experience with NATO security policies and directives
- Experience working with or supporting a military or government organisation
- GIAC
Omschrijving
The engineer will be responsible for vulnerability assessment, remediation and coordination across NATO/NCIA sites. Main responsibilities include: analysing vulnerability assessment results and identifying security findings; creating remediation action plans within 2 working days of receiving assessment reports; providing technical remediation guidance to system administrators; assessing the technical impact and severity of vulnerabilities and helping prioritise remediation; monitoring newly disclosed vulnerabilities and supporting the preparation of NATO Security Bulletins; tracking remediation progress for all open vulnerabilities; acting as the technical point of contact for remediation with site administrators and system owners; coordinating remediation activities across multiple sites; producing weekly and monthly remediation status reports; leading technical coordination meetings and resolving remediation blockers; presenting remediation progress during the monthly Enterprise Vulnerability Assessment Plan (EVAP) meeting; coordinating with NCSC, NCIA and NATO stakeholders; and producing a final remediation/closure report. Requirements (Essential): 5 years of practical vulnerability management experience; must have relevant vulnerability management experience within the last 6 months; 3 years of experience testing and validating security requirements and contracted deliveries; hands-on experience with vulnerability scanners such as Tenable Nessus, Qualys, OpenVAS; proven experience creating remediation action plans; experience coordinating remediation with system administrators across multiple sites; strong understanding of cybersecurity principles, security architectures, IAM, encryption, boundary protection, monitoring & detection, incident response, vulnerability assessment and risk management. Technical skills: ability to understand complex vulnerability findings and turn them into practical remediation instructions; Python with Pandas/NumPy or PowerShell; ability to parse vulnerability scan results and automate data handling; strong analytical and problem-solving skills; excellent written and verbal communication; able to work independently and take ownership of tasks. Education: either a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with 3 years post-related experience, or exceptionally no university degree but 10 years of extensive and progressive relevant experience. Certifications (desirable): CISSP, CISM, GIAC. Additional advantages: previous experience with NATO security policies and directives; experience working with or supporting a military or government organisation; previous NATO/NCIA/NCSC experience.
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