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Angelina Jackson
Information Systems Security Officer at United States Postal Service
Washington D.C., DC, United States
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Experience:
As Information Systems Security Officer for Corporate Information Security Office (CISO) Responsible for coordinating activities for USPS developed applications that follow the USPS Handbook AS805 and appendices which is extract of NIST security standards to secure a business/federal environment based on the USPS is part of the Executive Branch of the United States and FISMA for FedRamp USPS Cloud previsions.
Facilitate Business Impact Assessment with stakeholders to determine security controls and the security authorization of information systems to implement during the Information Security Assurance process, to provide guidance to the USPS Portfolio managers, Engineering Business Units, Supply Chain Management Contract Officer’s, and Business Partners through the (Initiation and Plan phase, Requirements phase, System Integration, Customer Acceptance) Certification and Accreditation process.
Identify threats vulnerabilities, analyze security requirements/controls, and determine loss expectancy. Address Security Assessment Report with stakeholders, evaluate architecture diagrams, and conduct site security reviews with USPS Postal Inspectors. Evaluate security responses address in the Security Plan, create security training programs, test and evaluate security controls, and conduct Risk Assessments when Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is hosted offsite.
Information Security Program Specialist conducting USPS internal PKI “Zero Day” Assessment managing Deloitte contractor and USPS resources on the Current State Assessment of USPS PKI infrastructure that includes outside service providers running USPS production (pre-production) systems that have implemented PKI; Describe the governing policies (CP/ CPS) and approval to operate; Describe the procedures for requesting, issuance, and revocation of a certificate; Identify workflow and monitoring systems that detect or manage PKI transactions and inventory of currently issued certificates from in-scope PKIs.
2012 : Present
United States Postal Service
Information Security Program Specialist
As Applied Technology Planner performs objectives with the USPS Information Technology acting as the single point of contact between all Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) IT organizations and the customer to provide business information systems security guideline and technical support. Contributing to United States Postal Service 100% SOX Certification 2010, 2011, and 2012.
Program Manage and coordinate with contract support Service Providers on all SOX Security IT Web site SharePoint.Net support and new web parts, dashboard reports, and workflows change request activities. Manage and apply policies, processes, standards, and procedures applicable to all IT SOX security controls for in and out scope programs, IT management, and the capital planning process as they relate to USPS.
2009 : 2012
United States Postal Service
Applied Technology Planner
As Business Systems Analyst with the USPS Information Technology Portfolio acting as the single point of contact between all IT organizations and the customer to provide business information systems and technical support.
Use Technology Solution Life Cycle (TSLC) as required to manage business requirements and program artifacts.Managing and assigning TSLC projects and permission access rights to IT service provider support development team and contractors. Identify and manage IT Portfolio programs requiring that the Postal Service be compliant with the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX).
Identify and facilitate with Information Systems Security Office (ISSO) IT Portfolio programs requiring Business Impact Assessment (BIA) to ensure security controls and SOX compliance.
Facilitate customer’s Change Requests using Team Track in an effort to request and review cost estimate and schedules. Review customers Statement of Work (SOW) and initiate procurement process for payment approvals. Also use Program Cost Tracking System to approve Delivery Orders for payment and managing budget.
Coordinate with IT Business Project Leaders and Vendors on Customer Acceptance Test (CAT) environment for up coming Program and Price Change schedule releases. Facilitated status meeting with all stake holders to ensure requirements are met and information is shared. Review requirement and design documents with Program Management Office IT service providers.
2007 : 2009
United States Postal Service
Business Systems Analyst
Facilitate Business Impact Assessment with stakeholders to determine security controls and the security authorization of information systems to implement during the Information Security Assurance process, to provide guidance to the USPS Portfolio managers, Engineering Business Units, Supply Chain Management Contract Officer’s, and Business Partners through the (Initiation and Plan phase, Requirements phase, System Integration, Customer Acceptance) Certification and Accreditation process.
Identify threats vulnerabilities, analyze security requirements/controls, and determine loss expectancy. Address Security Assessment Report with stakeholders, evaluate architecture diagrams, and conduct site security reviews with USPS Postal Inspectors. Evaluate security responses address in the Security Plan, create security training programs, test and evaluate security controls, and conduct Risk Assessments when Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is hosted offsite.
Information Security Program Specialist conducting USPS internal PKI “Zero Day” Assessment managing Deloitte contractor and USPS resources on the Current State Assessment of USPS PKI infrastructure that includes outside service providers running USPS production (pre-production) systems that have implemented PKI; Describe the governing policies (CP/ CPS) and approval to operate; Describe the procedures for requesting, issuance, and revocation of a certificate; Identify workflow and monitoring systems that detect or manage PKI transactions and inventory of currently issued certificates from in-scope PKIs.
2012 : Present
United States Postal Service
Information Security Program Specialist
As Applied Technology Planner performs objectives with the USPS Information Technology acting as the single point of contact between all Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) IT organizations and the customer to provide business information systems security guideline and technical support. Contributing to United States Postal Service 100% SOX Certification 2010, 2011, and 2012.
Program Manage and coordinate with contract support Service Providers on all SOX Security IT Web site SharePoint.Net support and new web parts, dashboard reports, and workflows change request activities. Manage and apply policies, processes, standards, and procedures applicable to all IT SOX security controls for in and out scope programs, IT management, and the capital planning process as they relate to USPS.
2009 : 2012
United States Postal Service
Applied Technology Planner
As Business Systems Analyst with the USPS Information Technology Portfolio acting as the single point of contact between all IT organizations and the customer to provide business information systems and technical support.
Use Technology Solution Life Cycle (TSLC) as required to manage business requirements and program artifacts.Managing and assigning TSLC projects and permission access rights to IT service provider support development team and contractors. Identify and manage IT Portfolio programs requiring that the Postal Service be compliant with the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX).
Identify and facilitate with Information Systems Security Office (ISSO) IT Portfolio programs requiring Business Impact Assessment (BIA) to ensure security controls and SOX compliance.
Facilitate customer’s Change Requests using Team Track in an effort to request and review cost estimate and schedules. Review customers Statement of Work (SOW) and initiate procurement process for payment approvals. Also use Program Cost Tracking System to approve Delivery Orders for payment and managing budget.
Coordinate with IT Business Project Leaders and Vendors on Customer Acceptance Test (CAT) environment for up coming Program and Price Change schedule releases. Facilitated status meeting with all stake holders to ensure requirements are met and information is shared. Review requirement and design documents with Program Management Office IT service providers.
2007 : 2009
United States Postal Service
Business Systems Analyst
Company:
United States Postal Service
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Obtain a position with an organization where I can maximize my Information Security, program management skills, to make a positive contribution to the organization.
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