--- begin forwarded text X-Authentication-Warning: silence.secnet.com: majordom set sender to owner-security-jobs@secnet.com using -f From: "Meryweather, Rod" <Rod.Meryweather@wang.com> To: "'security-jobs@secnet.com'" <security-jobs@secnet.com> Subject: IPSEC Analyst and Engineers Wanted Date: Wed, 6 Aug 1997 15:51:30 -0400 X-Priority: 3 MIME-Version: 1.0 Sender: owner-security-jobs@secnet.com Precedence: bulk WANG GOVERNMENT SERVICES SECURITY SERVICES POSITION OVERVIEW AND SUMMARY Organization Overview The Wang GS Security Services organization is a descendant from the Honeywell Information Systems group that has been focused on developing High Assurance computing solutions for the US Government since the late 1970's. Honeywell was the first vendor to have a system evaluated by the NSA National Computer Security Center (NCSC) against the Orange Book (a document that defines levels of trust that can be reached by operating systems) at the A1 level - the highest - in 1984. Our XTS 300 product is a direct descendent of the A1 SCOMP platform, and is currently evaluated at the B3 level of trust. The Security Services (SS) organization focuses on development and deployment of secure solutions. Product activities are contained in a group focused on the XTS 300 operating system and a trusted guard development framework product (the SAGE). The rest of the organization is focused on implementation of task-specific solutions. These currently include: The DMS/DII Guard: This is a multi-year development effort that will result in a XTS 300-based X.400/X.500 guard with strong user authentication and encryption support (FORTEZZA). The State Department Guard: This is a new project that will implement a proprietary (State-compliant) XTS 300-based telegram network guard that works with identification of unclassified telegrams. The Command and Control Guard: The C2G effort involves the evolution of an existing XTS 300-based Government-owned Guard application that is deployed world-wide. The FBI: Wang currently has developed and deployed multiple IBM communications guards for the FBI, and continues to evolve and enhance the functional capabilities of these XTS 300-based systems. The IRS: This effort does not involve the XTS 300. Rather, Wang is responsible for the EDI telecommunications and security infrastructure of the IRS Tax Collection system, based on an NCR commercial Unix platform. DLA Security Assessment: Wang currently supports the security planning, assessment and accreditation activities with the DLA and the Defense MegaCenter in Dayton, Ohio. General Technical Requirements Excellent C and Unix skills (we do not code in C++ except for the IRS project). Strong structured design and documentation skills. Linux OS on Pentium workstation. Heavy emphasis on one of the following areas: Computer Security, Unix Kernel (device drivers, printer drivers, API, OS construction), Communications (TCP/IP, X.400, X.500, SNMP), Encryption (PCMCIA or software-based), GUI development (X), Testing. MUST be clearable to TS. MUST have a BS degree or equivalent experience. MUST be a self-starter and quick learner. Competitive compensation and benefits, casual dress code, technical organization. Herndon location as of August 1, 1997. See http://www.wangfed.com/products/ssso/homepage.html for product details, http://wang.com for information about Wang. Specific Positions Senior OS Developer (1) Candidate will be a member of the XTS 300 OS development staff, and should have considerable exposure (8-15 years) to the construction and enhancement of a Unix OS. Activities include API development and enhancement, device driver implementation (e.g., printer, SCSI, "console", PCMCIA devices, ethernet (802.3 + 100Mb or ATM)), application porting (e.g., X), bug fixes, and new platform porting (from one Pentium mother board to the next). Orange Book security a BIG plus. Junior OS Developer (2) Candidate will be a member of the XTS 300 OS development staff, and should be very comfortable with heavy structured C and Unix (OS construction, release building from source, etc.) Linux experience a big plus. 2-5 years experience with heavy C, Unix, and at least one of the following: GUI development, application porting on Unix, communications (TCP/IP, X.4/500, SNMP), systems installation and debug, heavy scripts, heavy testing. Orange Book security a BIG plus. XTS 300 GUI Developer Candidate will initially be assigned to the State Department Guard task, and will be responsible for the specification, design, development, implementation, testing and documentation of the man-machine interfaces for this Guard (Main-in-the-Middle review capability, dirty word list management, report generation, etc.). This will be developed with a subset of X (Motif-based). 3-5 years experience in X, C, Unix, documentation, design. Sr. XTS Applications Developer (3) Candidate will be a member of the XTS 300 Application Development focus group, and will be responsible for a lead role in the development of Guard applications. Must have 8-15 years heavy C, Unix, Comm (TCP/IP, X.4/500), structured design, documentation, development, implementation, testing, debug and support. Orange Book Security and Guard/Firewall design a big plus. Jr. XTS Applications Developer (3) Candidate will be a member of the XTS 300 Application Development focus group, and will be responsible for a supporting role in the development of Guard applications. Must have 2-5 years heavy C, Unix, with a focus in one or more of the following: Comm (TCP/IP, X.4/500), structured design, documentation, development, implementation, testing, debug and support. Orange Book Security and Guard/Firewall design a big plus. Accreditation Support/Risk Assessment Candidate will be a member of the DMS/DII Guard Development and Deployment team, and will be responsible for taking a lead role in the assessment and justification of the assurance of the Guard architecture. Required 6-12 years experience with trusted solutions and architectures, X.400/X.500, accreditation and deployment issues. Strong documentation and communications (verbal) experience. Rod Meryweather Sr. Security Analyst Wang Federal, Inc. 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