Total 98 legal public security job vacancies in bethesda maryland

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Duty location may be McLean, VA or Bethesda, MD.

Seeks highly qualified 1L, 2L, 3L, or LLM students for its internship program. Interns will take on a variety of duties, which include:

Assisting attorneys in providing oral and written advice to senior officials and counselors in the ODNI.

Preparing memorandums on legal and policy issues facing the Intelligence Community (IC).

Making presentations to OGC and ODNI leadership on legal topics. - Working with other agencies on national security litigation, policy, and related topics.

Supporting ODNI components to ensure compliance with relevant statutes and regulations.

Revising and vetting regulations and internal policy directives.

Assisting the OGC in the administration of the agency and the wider IC.

The position will expose interns to numerous areas of law and related policies, including; national security law, intelligence law, procurement and acquisition law, personnel law, government ethics, budget and fiscal law, administrative law, legislative support, government informational practices under the Freedom of Information Act and the Privacy Act, and intellectual property law.

OGC works to provide practical, accurate, and timely legal guidance and counsel to ODNI, to safeguard the legal rights of American citizens, and to ensure that all employees and contractors assigned to ODNI comply with U.S. law and any applicable regulations and directives.

OGC's mission also includes supporting ODNI in carrying out the statutory responsibility of that office to ensure that IC elements that are part of the National Intelligence Program comply with the Constitution and laws of the United States. To this end, OGC works closely with legal officers across the IC to coordinate the development of legal mechanisms to facilitate the implementation of ODNI policies within the larger constitutional, statutory, and regulatory framework that bounds IC Provide assistance to OGC senior attorneys and leadership on areas of law affecting ODNI's duties and responsibilities under the National Security Act, Presidential directives, Executive Orders, and other related laws and policies.

• You will implement, manage, and update the command's strategic engagement program, to include planning and coordinating engagements that educate key audiences to promote public understanding of the Command's role in achieving national security.
• You will research, plan and coordinate media engagements.
• You will develop and enforce policy documents governing social media use.
• You will participate in planning and executing comprehensive public affairs projects.

• Represent the Agency within the trade policy context and within global governance and global health arenas on cross-cutting issues.
• Serves as a coordinator and interface for a cadre of experts across the Agency, including regulatory staff and regulatory development teams.
• Apply Communications skills, interpersonal relations and analytical skills to advise management officials on the problems encountered in developing public health policies.
• Engage across institutions and government levels and with varied stakeholders and partners for successful deliberations and negotiations.

• Serve as a Senior Security Specialist in the Army Research and Technology Protection Center (ARTPC), supporting the Army’s acquisition enterprise efforts to ensure technologies are delivered uncompromised.
• Apply extensive knowledge of multi-disciplined security principles, methods, and techniques to develop plans and procedures for the effective review of existing technology protection programs
• Provide subject matter expertise and mentorship to staff across ARTPC, for topics surrounding multi discipline security and acquisition programs.
• Execute organizational goals and objectives, and recommend modifications to develop new methods, criteria, or proposed new policies in support of Army wide program protection.

• Serve as the administrative and legal assistant to AMLC-APG senior leaders, as well as all AMLC-APG attorneys and paraprofessionals.
• Independently perform administrative matters, to include receiving and screening incoming information through electronic mail, phone calls, or written correspondence.
• Draft, prepare, review, and track legal correspondence, memorandums, briefings and presentations, and executive notes.
• Assist and advise attorney action officers on all procedural and administrative aspects of staff actions.
• Serve in a variety of administrative roles supporting the Legal Center attorneys including, but not limited to the following:
• Automated Time and Attendance Production System (ATAAPS) Timekeeper: performing end-of-pay period checks to ensure automated timecards are completed accurately.
• Alternate Security Officer: ensuring all employees are issued security access badges during onboarding and all badges are turned in during out-processing.
• Government Purchase Cardholder: purchasing goods or services in accordance with established Department policy, procurement regulations, and individual internal office procedures.
• Perform legal research including researching legal reference files for specific information such as pertinent Federal and State statutes, cases, briefs, opinions and other points of legal significance.
• Key Control Custodian: maintains all forms and records required for key control, ensures that adequate control of all keys is accomplished within the custodial area as directed by the Key Control Officer and the SOP.

• Serves as a Special Security Representative for facilities and systems within USCIS, possessing a wide range of knowledge in numerous security disciplines to include personnel, industrial, physical, communications, and information systems security.
• Performs security operations and compliance duties in the management of the administration of a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF).
• Demonstrates wide range knowledge of security program policy, development, and implementation involving Personnel, Industrial, Physical, Communications and Information Security Systems.
• Coordinates security classified level meetings and secure communications for USCIS cleared personnel and visitors.
• Conducts inspections of SCIFs while ensuring adherence to all ODNI and DHS security processes and method.
• Coordinates and provides special security awareness training within the Agency, including briefings, directives; computer based training and audiovisual presentations.
• Provides and administers instructor-led training for USCIS SCI personnel and SCIF tenants on Intelligence Community Marking system as it pertains to the ODNI register and manual.
• Implements procedures, methods, and processes for supervision and management of special security operations including knowledge of intrusion detection systems (alarms) and access control systems (ACS).
• Possesses ability and knowledge to conduct and participate in the security SCI incident and violation program including collecting information, interviewing all personnel involved in the security incident, conclusion, and recommendations.

• Serve as a Senior Security Specialist in the Army Research and Technology Protection Center (ARTPC), supporting the Army’s acquisition enterprise efforts to ensure technologies are delivered uncompromised.
• Apply extensive knowledge of multi-disciplined security principles, methods, and techniques to develop plans and procedures for the effective review of existing technology protection programs
• Provide subject matter expertise and mentorship to staff across ARTPC, for topics surrounding multi discipline security and acquisition programs.
• Execute organizational goals and objectives, and recommend modifications to develop new methods, criteria, or proposed new policies in support of Army wide program protection.

• Prepare articles, infographics, photos and video products to tell the PHC, East, story, highlighting projects and programs, accomplishments, milestones, and special events to use in digital communications.
• Conduct live streams of events and ceremonies.
• Determine appropriateness of information for release by applying security, appropriateness, propriety and policy reviews.
• Advise command staff on public information matters related to social media content and provides advice on DOD and Army policies and procedures.
• Research new and innovative tools, programs, systems, software, services and industry trends in web and social media.
• Create engaging social media content to tell the PHC, East, and subordinate VRAs' story and communicate the commander's priorities on official PHC, East, social media platforms.
• Prepares articles, infographics, photos and video products to tell the PHC, East, story, highlighting projects and programs, accomplishments, milestones, and special events to use in digital communications.

• Define, develop, and evaluate security measures, devices, methods, and procedures to protect Center personnel and facilities from external and internal threats.
• Serve as a security specialist with primary responsibility for Information Security (INFOSEC), Operations Security (OPSEC), Security functional disciplines, and the Security Awareness Training Program.
• Review, analyze and recommend positive courses of actions to unique organizational mission INFOSEC-related security problems not resolvable by application of standard regulatory requirements.
• Communicate project or program results at high levels within and outside the organization.
• Interpret regulations and contributes to policy formulation pertaining to the security functional areas.
• Provide advice and assistance to CBC Data Processing Activity (DPA) managers in preparation of accreditation documentation for sensitive, highly sensitive, or critically sensitive systems/applications.
• Act as the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Officer responsible for the conduct of OPSEC reviews, subject matter expert reviews, and making initial recommendations for release under FOIA.

• Define, develop, and evaluate security measures, devices, methods, and procedures to protect Center personnel and facilities from external and internal threats.
• Serve as a security specialist with primary responsibility for Information Security (INFOSEC), Operations Security (OPSEC), Security functional disciplines, and the Security Awareness Training Program.
• Review, analyze and recommend positive courses of actions to unique organizational mission INFOSEC-related security problems not resolvable by application of standard regulatory requirements.
• Communicate project or program results at high levels within and outside the organization.
• Interpret regulations and contributes to policy formulation pertaining to the security functional areas.
• Provide advice and assistance to CBC Data Processing Activity (DPA) managers in preparation of accreditation documentation for sensitive, highly sensitive, or critically sensitive systems/applications.
• Act as the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Officer responsible for the conduct of OPSEC reviews, subject matter expert reviews, and making initial recommendations for release under FOIA.

• You will assist in preparing and conducting semi-annual and special occasion Communications Security (COMSEC) account inventories, Key Management Infrastructure spot-checks, and bi-annual Immediate Superior In Command (ISIC) inspections.
• You will respond to and provide customer service support to data calls, messages, directives, recorded messages, and service requests via phone, email, websites, messaging systems, and/or walk-in inquiries.
• You will resolve non-routine Communications Security (COMSEC) problems.
• You will ensure the safe and secure handling and accountability of cryptographic material and electronic key equipment at all times.
• You will provide solutions to improve services to users and users' organizations via policies, training and other instructions.
• You will support a wide spectrum of resources for worldwide messaging systems and facilities, including the methodologies, standards, and technologies supporting electronic key and network operations.
• You will prepare Cryptographic Validation Request Forms, Destruction Reports, Inventory Reports, Incident Reports, and other documents pertaining to security.

• Serve as the Director of Communications/Public Affairs and as Special Assistant to the director of a major Military Medical Center.
• Expert advisor on Strategic Communications (SC) and Public Affairs (PA) initiatives on issues pertaining to media and community relations; communications; risk and crisis management; advocacy, outreach/ internal relations; plans and analysis.
• Serve as a spokesperson for the medical center, responds directly to media inquiries, advises senior leadership of areas of public/media interests, and recommends veterans proposed media responses before public release.
• Draft and review speeches, presentations, and videos for the medical center leadership for internal and external events.
• Liaison with international visitors, private groups, high-level officials of the DoD, flag officers, foreign embassies, international dignitaries, the Secretary of the Army, and other national and local representatives
• Direct and manage a staff of approximately 15 civilian administrative, public affairs and marketing personnel.
• Oversee the budget development and obligation of funds for the Office of Command Communications.
• Host regular meetings to engage team members and discuss communication/public affairs goals/mission, and current issues. Establish rapport with staff to focus on communication, objectives, motivation, cohesiveness, and trust and flexibility.
• Provide continuous feedback to employees regarding performance expectations and any noted deficiency and achievements.

• Elevate DISA’s brand and reputation by educating, informing, and inspiring internal and external audiences about what DISA does with the purpose of creating, strengthening, or preserving conditions favorable to U.S. national security.
• Unify DISA’s strategic messaging through the production and dissemination of timely, accurate, and authoritative information related to DISA’s mission, capabilities, and services.
• Establishes and maintains working relationships with media organizations, specialized groups, and other DOD and federal agencies and offices to bolster communication and unify DISA public affairs activities.
• Reviews and approves all externally released products for accuracy, brevity, clarity, style, and branding and coordinates release approval through applicable authorities as required.
• Monitors and analyzes external media coverage for the Director and agency leadership and identifies relevant, emerging topics of importance to the agency.
• Supports the agency’s external engagement process, vital to engaging with external audiences through appropriate and targeted opportunities.

• You will provide ongoing status of projects and correspondence or, when appropriate, refers to the appropriate staff member.
• You will be responsible for providing information and reports to the Site Manager and/or senior staff.
• You will provide documentation, reports, and vehicle maintenance programs for each vehicle to which assigned.
• You will maintain and obtain supplies for the organization.

• Serves as the Chief of the Security Guard Branch in the Directorate of Emergency Services.
• Perform security guard duties in accordance with appropriate regulations to detect and prevent theft, damage, accident, trespass, sabotage and espionage.
• Enforce the security regulations of the installation.
• Control access of vehicles and pedestrians to installation.
• Verify identification through use of identification cards, badges, biometrics automated records, verbal questioning, and other means.
• Admit persons, denies entry or arranges for escorts, as appropriate.
• Conduct vehicle searches and inspections.
• Conduct foot or vehicle patrol of perimeters, roadways, parking and other high traffic areas.