Computer Security, Contract Requirements, Documentation, Federal Compliance Regulations, Federal Laws and Regulations, Government, IBM Product Family, Incident Management, Leadership, Maintain Compliance, Operations Management, Physical Security, Project/Program Coordination, Regulatory Compliance, Risk Management, Security Monitoring, Security Policy, Service Delivery, Time Management, United States Department of Defense (DoD)
The Assistant Facility Security Officer (AFSO) plays a key role in enabling the secure, compliant, and effective delivery of IBM services to U.S. Government and other highly regulated clients. This position sits at the intersection of security operations, service delivery, and client engagement-partnering closely with internal stakeholders to ensure federal security requirements are consistently met while proactively managing operational risk.
In this role, you will help support mission-critical programs in complex, compliance-driven environments by driving coordination, oversight, and strict adherence to regulatory and contractual obligations.
As a trusted U.S. Government security professional, you will contribute to the IBM USG Corporate Security program, helping to protect people, property, and information. Your expertise will support leadership in making informed decisions related to security strategy, risk management, and compliance.
Key Responsibilities
- Security Policy & Program Support: Partner with the Facility Security Officer (FSO) to develop, implement, and maintain comprehensive security policies and procedures aligned with federal regulations and client requirements.
- Program Coordination: Serve as a primary security point of contact for assigned government programs, ensuring seamless coordination and providing backup support across additional sites as needed.
- Facility Security Oversight: Support the physical security of DoD/DoE-cleared facilities, including environments with active Facility Clearances, Open Storage Areas, and other accredited spaces.
- Incident Management: Act as a central coordination point during security incidents-driving timely communication, documentation, escalation, and compliance with federal reporting requirements.
- Security Awareness & Training: Promote a strong culture of security by delivering education, guidance, and best practices across the organization.
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