Skill
Federal Information Security Management Act
Cybersecurity
The Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), enacted in 2002 and updated by FISMA 2014, is a U.S. federal law that requires federal agencies and their contractors to develop, document, and implement information security programs to protect government data and systems. It mandates risk-based security controls following NIST standards, regular security assessments, and annual reporting to Congress. Government IT professionals, security compliance officers, and federal contractors must comply with its requirements.
Open roles requiring Federal Information Security Management Act (1)
Supervisory Attorney Advisor (FOIA)
Executive Office for Immigration Review
Falls Church, VA · $169,279 – $197,200
This supervisory position at the Department of Justice requires an attorney to oversee FOIA and Privacy Act compliance for the Executive Office for Immigration Review, providing legal guidance to senior officials and coordinating with other government offices on information-access matters. It suits an experienced lawyer with a background in administrative law or government legal practice who is ready to lead a team.
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