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Secure Project Management (OPM 802)

Responsible for overseeing and directly managing technology projects. Ensures cybersecurity is built into projects to protect the organization’s critical infrastructure and assets, reduce risk, and meet organizational goals. Tracks and communicates project status and demonstrates project value to the organization.

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Secure Project Managers embed cybersecurity principles into every phase of project lifecycles—from procurement to delivery. They manage compliance audits, coordinate cross-functional teams, and mitigate risks to protect systems and infrastructure.

What You'll Do

Risk Compliance Assurance

Evaluate cybersecurity risks, oversee compliance audits, and implement assurance strategies to safeguard critical organizational assets.

Secure Supply Chain

Manage secure procurement processes, assess supplier trustworthiness, and mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities impacting cybersecurity.

Strategic Project Management

Coordinate strategic project planning, align cybersecurity goals with stakeholders, and optimize resource allocation for project success.

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Technology Portfolio Management (OPM 804)

NICE: Oversight and Governance

Responsible for managing a portfolio of technology investments that align with the overall needs of mission and enterprise priorities.

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Cybersecurity Legal Advice (OPM 731)

NICE: Oversight and Governance

Responsible for providing cybersecurity legal advice and recommendations, including monitoring related legislation and regulations.

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Cybersecurity Curriculum Development (OPM 711)

NICE: Oversight and Governance

Responsible for developing, planning, coordinating, and evaluating cybersecurity awareness, training, or education content, methods, and techniques based on instructional needs and requirements.

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Systems Authorization (OPM 611)

NICE: Oversight and Governance

Responsible for operating an information system at an acceptable level of risk to organizational operations, organizational assets, individuals, other organizations, and the nation.

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Systems Security Management (OPM 722)

NICE: Oversight and Governance

Responsible for managing the cybersecurity of a program, organization, system, or enclave.

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Communications Security (COMSEC) Management (OPM 723)

NICE: Oversight and Governance

Responsible for managing the Communications Security (COMSEC) resources of an organization.

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Cybersecurity Instruction (OPM 712)

NICE: Oversight and Governance

Responsible for developing and conducting cybersecurity awareness, training, or education.

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Product Support Management (OPM 803)

NICE: Oversight and Governance

Responsible for planning, estimating costs, budgeting, developing, implementing, and managing product support strategies in order to field and maintain the readiness and operational capability of systems and components.

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