Vulnerability Management / ACAS Analyst (Journeyman) at Careers Decisionpointcorp, Chicago, IL
Vulnerability Management / ACAS Analyst (Journeyman) at Careers Decisionpointcorp in Chicago, IL. Full-time. Apply with swipeandhired.
Vulnerability Management / ACAS Analyst (Journeyman)
ID
2026-4054
Job Locations
US-IL-Chicago
Category
Information Technology
Type
Regular Full-Time
Overview
DecisionPoint seeks a Journeyman Vulnerability Management / ACAS Analyst to support vulnerability tracking, remediation coordination, and cybersecurity compliance reporting for the USMEPCOM ENLIST program.
The Vulnerability Management / ACAS Analyst will review ACAS findings provided by Government personnel, reconcile affected systems and devices with inventory records, and coordinate corrective actions with responsible administrators. The analyst will track remediation tickets, dependencies, deadlines, POA&M updates, and supporting evidence through resolution.
This role will also coordinate Government rescans, review the resulting data to verify remediation, and maintain accurate vulnerability status information for operational reporting, compliance reviews, and cybersecurity inspections.
This position is remote, with a preference for candidates located in the Chicago area.
Note: By applying to this position, you acknowledge and consent to having your resume included in an active competitive government contract bid.
Duties & Responsibilities
The Vulnerability Management / ACAS Analyst will:
- Review ACAS vulnerability findings provided by Government personnel.
- Analyze findings to identify affected assets, systems, applications, devices, and responsible support teams.
- Reconcile affected assets against configuration-management, inventory, and asset-management records.
- Research discrepancies between ACAS results and authoritative asset inventories.
- Support prioritization of vulnerabilities based on severity, asset criticality, mission impact, remediation deadlines, and Government direction.
- Coordinate corrective actions with system administrators, infrastructure teams, application teams, engineers, and other remediation owners.
- Create, update, and monitor vulnerability-remediation tickets in the designated workflow system.
- Track assigned owners, corrective actions, technical dependencies, target completion dates, and current remediation status.
- Follow up with responsible personnel to obtain status updates and identify issues that could delay remediation.
- Collect technical documentation, screenshots, configuration results, ticket records, and other evidence supporting remediation completion.
- Review supporting evidence for completeness before requesting validation or rescanning.
- Coordinate Government rescan requests for vulnerabilities reported as remediated.
- Review Government-provided rescan results to verify that corrective actions successfully resolved identified vulnerabilities.
- Document validated closures and retain supporting evidence in the designated Government repository.
- Track compliance with applicable Information Assurance Vulnerability Alerts and Information Assurance Vulnerability Management requirements.
- Create and update POA&M entries for vulnerabilities requiring formal corrective-action tracking.
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