Avaya Security Consulting Positions

From: Max Fortuna (mjfortunaat_private)
Date: Wed Mar 19 2003 - 09:50:20 PST

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    Senior Security Consultant
    
    
    Business Group:    Services (Network Consulting Services)
    
    Job Category:    Security Consulting
    
    State/City (US):    Miami, Tampa, Washington DC, NYC, Boston, Chicago, 
    Los Angeles, San Diego.
    
    Country:    United States
    
    Contact:   Max Fortuna / mjfortunaat_private
    
    
    Job Description:
    NCS (Network Consulting Services) supports a portfolio of consulting and 
    engineering offers addressing the planning and design phases of a 
    converged network lifecycle and Information security.  Candidates must 
    have experience with intrusion methods and assessment tools using ISS, 
    Nessus, Nmap, Axent, custom tools, and sniffers. Experience with IP based 
    firewalls, routing filters, and host level access controls and 
    authentication systems to include SSL, PGP, IPsec, SSH, Radius, Kerberos, 
    SecureID, and TCPWrappers. Additional qualifications include experience 
    with intrusion detection systems (IDS), virtual private networks (VPN), 
    public key infrastructures (PKI), and Smart Cards.  Senior Security 
    Consultants are expected to be Subject Matter Experts (SME’s) for 
    security policy design, security assessments, and network security 
    architecture.
    
    Qualifications:
    In addition to the above skills, candidate must have a minimum of 7+ 
    years of security experience in multiple operating systems to include 
    Linux, Windows, Solaris, and BSD.  Experience with security architecture 
    and design principles, solid written/verbal skills, and the ability to 
    present to large audiences.  Minimum BA/BS required.  Must be willing to 
    travel up to 50%.
    



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