Organization: Accenture Federal Services
Location: Arlington, VA
We are:
Accenture Federal Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of Accenture LLP, is a U.S. company with offices in Arlington, VA, San Antonio, TX, and St. Louis, MO. Accenture's federal business has served every cabinet-level department and 30 of the largest federal organizations. Accenture Federal Services transforms bold ideas into breakthrough outcomes for clients at defense, intelligence, public safety, civilian and military health organizations.
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Count on us to help you embrace new ways of working, building for change and put customers at the core. A wholly owned subsidiary of Accenture, we bring over 30 years of experience serving the federal government, including every cabinet-level department. Our 9,000 dedicated colleagues and change makers work with our clients at the heart of the nation's priorities in defense, intel, public safety, health and civilian to help you make a difference for the people you employ, serve and protect.
You are:
A Cybersecurity Counsel who will support internal and client-facing operations and provide strong collaboration with CIO & CISO to anticipate and address cyber threats, risk, and promote compliance
The work:
- Partner with legal, business, security and CIO leadership to interpret and apply cybersecurity data management regulations and policy across the company's operations and lines of business
- Manage cybersecurity and data incident analysis & response
- Design and help implement policies, procedures, and tools to enhance cybersecurity and data protection
- Advise on the application of cybersecurity/data protection considerations to emerging technologies
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Qualifications
Here's what you need:
- U.S. Citizenship required
- Juris Doctor
- 5 years legal experience
- 3 years focused experience with cybersecurity issues
- Substantial knowledge and experience with federal government cybersecurity regulations (e.g. DFARS, NIST, FISMA, CUI/CDI)
- Substantial experience with cyber incident management
- Ability to communicate complex legal issues in an understandable and persuasive manner to technical and business leaders at all organizational levels
- Knowledge of federal government contracting regulations and environment (e.g. FAR/DFARS, FCA, supply chain regulations, cybersecurity programs (e.g. CMMC))
- Experience with National Security requirements and regulations (e.g. NISPOM, FOCI)
- Experience with data privacy regimes (e.g., GDPR, US state data privacy laws)
- Experience with internal investigations and litigation/dispute resolution
- Ability to work cooperatively as part of a cross-functional team
- Ability to work effectively in a virtual environment, leveraging telephonic, electronic, and face-to-face communications skills
- Superior time management and organizational skills
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