Facility Security Officer

Insider Threat Security OfficerAdministering all requirements as stated in the Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) Title 32 Part 117, National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) to ensure compliance with both government and SRC Policies and Security Standards, Practices and Procedures (SPPs). Assisting the Division Security Manager/Director of Security/Insider Threat Program Senior Official (ITPSO) in the effective implementation, assessment, and management of the SRC Security Program. Serving as the Insider Threat Security Officer; an integral member of the Enterprise Threat Working Group responsible for implementation, managing and reporting insider threat items. Identifying and documenting unique local threats & vulnerabilities; making recommendations to risk management status and reports threat indicators into the Insider Threat database. Establishing, implementing and monitoring local security procedures and processes, ensuring compliance with all aspects of the program including personnel, physical, and administrative security systems and procedures. Managing personnel security actions including onboarding and offboarding security related employment actions. Submitting Visit Authorization Requests (VARs) via appropriate system of record. Initiating security investigations as needed based on investigation and/or Continuous Evaluation status and access level requirement. Reviewing security access forms for accuracy and completeness and submitting in accordance with government requirements. Providing personnel initial and refresher security briefings, education and training including insider threat awareness and facility management. Managing the security education program; coordinates indoctrinations; developing and implementing Incident Response and Emergency Action plans. Providing instruction and promoting understanding of personnel on individual security responsibilities for physical security, both Government and company processes and procedures, and protecting sensitive information. Maintaining all security relevant records in accordance with security regulations and data privacy laws including personnel security records and both incident and Insider Threat reports. Managing Foreign Travel reporting requirements for cleared personnel. Providing guidance to personnel on the reporting requirements and necessary documentation; entering information in Security Information Management System (SIMS) and Defense Industrial Security System (DISS) as required. Reviewing provided documentation for accuracy and completeness. Notifying the Government customer, the Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency (DCSA) Industrial Security Representative (ISR) and Counterintelligence Individual (CI) as applicable. Serving as a point of contact for personnel regarding clearance status, badge issues, and security-related questions and concerns. Providing security guidance for program support to include emerging requirements for Information Systems, and Storage requirements as they develop and direct activities of personnel in developing company security measures which comply with federal regulations. Directing and coordinating activities of personnel in revising or updating security measures due to new or revised regulations. Ensuring periodic self-inspections of the facility are conducted and that corrective action is taken for all identified findings and vulnerabilities. Conducting investigations of security incidents involving personnel, credentials, facility access, loss of information, and security violations. Providing and documenting corrective actions for all incidents. Conducting vulnerability assessments and maintenance procedures. Managing Physical Security actions for both personnel and facilities to include generating employee, contractor and other photo IDs; managing facility access via the access control system and alarm access via the intrusion detection system. Coordinating physical security system repairs and maintenance with associated vendors as needed. Managing classified information including processing incoming and outgoing transactions. Ensuring classified information is managed, protected, stored and destroyed in accordance with CFR Title 32 Part 2001 Classified National Security Information and SRC Standard Policies, Practices and Procedures. Records classified information transactions in SIMS. Studying federal security regulations and restrictions relative to company operations. Consulting with local, district, or other federal representatives for interpretation or application of regulations applying to company operations. Requesting deviations from restrictive regulations that interfere with normal operations. Working closely with HR, Recruiting, IT, Contracts, Procurement and other departments to support all personnel security requests and access control measures. Maintaining all applicable Government System of Records for personnel and facility clearance actions per NISPOM guidance.