Fortress Information Security

Data Analyst

• Own the recurring monthly data-quality reporting cycle for vulnerability, asset, product, and remediation records
• Design, test, and refine AI-assisted workflows to detect, classify, and correct data-quality defects at scale, with human review and documented validation
• Maintain and version prompt, script, and workflow libraries for reproducible, auditable AI-assisted remediation
• Reconcile business intelligence reporting data with authoritative vulnerability scan data and resolve record-level variances
• Research and confirm vulnerability and asset ownership, coordinate corrections, and certify reporting-period ownership accuracy
• Scope, build, and deliver new reporting and ad hoc analytical research for program and client leadership
• Design and build metrics, scoring algorithms, and dashboards from scratch and iterate with stakeholders
• Transition mature analytics products to operational teams through documentation, training, and post-transition support
• Partner with vulnerability lifecycle operations teams to trace data defects to process origins and recommend upstream corrections
• Produce audit-ready documentation of analytical methods, data lineage, and reporting definitions
• Support additional analytical, reporting, and program improvement projects as assigned
• Perform other duties as assigned

Cyber Data Analyst

Technical Account Manager

• Serve as the technical contact for assigned client stakeholders within a federal program
• Deliver technical briefings, demonstrations and working sessions to technical and non-technical government audiences
• Interpret federal compliance context, including RMF, NIST SP 800-37, NIST SP 800-53, EO 14028, SBOM and supply chain risk
• Document the client environment, configuration decisions, technical dependencies and open items
• Partner with the Integrated Customer Advocate on satisfaction signals and unmet client needs
• Configure and tune Fortress platform capabilities to client mission requirements across C-SCRM, Vulnerability Management, Continuous Monitoring and related solution areas
• Translate client requirements into delivery tasking for Forward Deployed Engineers and review output for technical accuracy before it reaches the client
• Track technical risks and dependencies and escalate to the Program Manager with a recommended course of action
• Route recurring client requirements and field insight to Product
• Support onboarding and enablement of new client users and maintain reference materials
• Surface technical requirements uncovered during delivery that may indicate follow-on scope
• Perform other duties as assigned
• Work within a Fortress lance under a Senior Technical Account Manager or portfolio lead, with coaching toward independent ownership of a program relationship

Technical Account Manager, Federal Programs

• Own the technical relationship for an assigned federal program, including direct advisory engagement with ISSOs and ISSMs
• Advise government stakeholders on mission, system and program risk related to cybersecurity, compliance and delivery timelines
• Guide client alignment with the DoD Risk Management Framework and applicable NIST standards, including NIST SP 800-37 and NIST SP 800-53
• Advise on Executive Order 14028 alignment, including Secure Software Development Lifecycle principles, SBOM coordination, supply chain risk management, and vulnerability disclosure coordination
• Prepare and deliver project briefings, status updates and advisory documentation to government leadership
• Direct the technical work of Forward Deployed Engineers, set priorities, review output and hold delivery quality
• Define and defend the technical approach and resolve conflicts between client requirements, platform capability and compliance constraints
• Identify expansion scope emerging from delivery and hand it to Capture with the technical case attached
• Mentor Technical Account Manager personnel and review their client-facing output
• Partner with the Program Manager on schedule, dependency and escalation management
• Serve as subject matter expert on Fortress offerings for federal and DoD clients
• Perform other duties as assigned

Senior Technical Account Manager, Federal Programs

Compliance

• Manage assigned vendor contracting end to end, including pricing, commercial terms, NDAs, MSAs, SOWs, SaaS and cloud agreements, order forms, DPAs, amendments, renewals, and other vendor agreements
• Review and negotiate information security, data protection, confidentiality, insurance, liability, and other risk provisions
• Negotiate commercial terms, identify cost savings or avoidance opportunities, and escalate exceptions outside established authority
• Proactively manage contract renewals, obligations, and key dates
• Manage day-to-day TPRM activities, including vendor intake, risk determination, due diligence coordination, documentation, monitoring, and reassessments
• Manage subcontracting plan compliance, including documentation, tracking, deadlines, and reporting
• Maintain contract, TPRM, and compliance records for reporting, compliance, and audit readiness
• Collaborate with stakeholders during negotiations to understand business needs, evaluate terms and tradeoffs, incorporate feedback, and resolve agreements
• Mentor junior team members and support additional contracting and compliance activities

Senior Contract & Compliance Associate

Threat Intelligence Specialist

• Identify cybersecurity-based incidents continuously, including breaches, threats, and exploitable vulnerabilities
• Leverage documented methods and procedures to produce initial assessments by validating open-source information across various sources
• Critically evaluate and identify risks discovered in incidents
• Define and/or document new or improved methods and procedures during team quality control
• Assess designated vendor risk
• Anticipate, recognize, report, and resolve disparities with team members
• Create professional write-ups based on assessment findings
• Conduct open-source research and search engine optimization
• Evaluate security incidents and analyze associated risks
• Review assessments and conduct quality benchmarks on results from monitored websites
• Communicate with internal stakeholders and customers about reported incidents
• Analyze and enhance security and content verification delivery processes
• Continually develop technical skills
• Own delivery process documentation
• Support internal tool testing for regularly scheduled deployments
• Perform other duties as assigned

Senior Threat Intelligence Specialist

Account Manager

• Identify and qualify partnership opportunities with primes, systems integrators, technology vendors, and federal partners
• Manage day-to-day relationships with established partners, track commitments, coordinate touchpoints, and escalate issues
• Support capture and teaming strategy across Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management, software bills of material, and product security
• Prepare and coordinate teaming agreements, memoranda of understanding, and channel arrangements for review and execution
• Maintain partner records, pipeline entries, and activity history in the CRM
• Produce recurring partnership performance reporting for division leadership
• Plan and execute presence at federal events, industry days, conferences, and hosted engagements
• Own event run of show, logistics, staffing plan, materials, and post-event follow-up
• Direct cross-functional contributors on event deliverables and deadlines under a written operating charter
• Serve as operational partner to the division president, managing complex calendars, travel, and scheduling
• Prepare agendas, materials, and read-aheads; capture decisions and action items and drive commitments to closure
• Draft, edit, and manage correspondence, briefings, and presentations on behalf of the division president
• Coordinate execution with program delivery, technical delivery, contracts, and marketing
• Monitor legislation, authorizations, and appropriations relevant to supply chain cybersecurity and Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management
• Translate legislative developments into written implications for the division
• Prepare briefings, position papers, talking points, and read-aheads on legislative and funding matters
• Coordinate meetings with congressional offices, federal departments, agencies, and program offices
• Support participation in trade associations, coalitions, and government forums and represent Fortress
• Handle sensitive and confidential information with sound judgment and discretion

Cyber Data Analyst

Technical Account Manager, Federal Programs

Senior Technical Account Manager, Federal Programs

Senior Contract & Compliance Associate

Senior Threat Intelligence Specialist

Senior Advisor, Federal Partnerships – Executive Operations