Cyber Security Support Technician

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Colorado (OA)

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Work Process Schedule

Work Process Content

On the Job Training

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Skills

Part 1 - Basic Hardware

Demonstrate knowledge of various mobile device types, their features, and purpose.
Demonstrate skills required to manage and troubleshoot computer hardware and peripheral devices.
Demonstrate knowledge of common computer hardware and interfaces.
Demonstrate skills required to troubleshoot general computer hardware issues and printer problems.
Demonstrate skills required to configure peripherals, printers, and related applications to support external hardware.

Part 2 - Basic Networking

Demonstrate knowledge of basic networking concepts (wired and wireless).
Demonstrate skills required to configure and troubleshoot device connectivity (LAN and Internet Access).

Part 3 - Cloud and Virtualization Technologies

Demonstrate knowledge of cloud computing concepts, including cloud storage and security configurations.
Demonstrate skills required to configure client-side virtualization, cloud storage applications and file synchronization features.

Part 4 - Operating System Basics

Demonstrate knowledge of important Microsoft Windows 10 operating system features and their purpose.
Demonstrate skills required to install, configure, and secure Microsoft Windows 10 operating system versions.
Demonstrate skills required to troubleshoot Microsoft Windows operating system problems.
Demonstrate knowledge of important Mac OS and Linux OS desktop operating system features and their purpose.
Demonstrate skills required to configure, secure, and troubleshoot various operating systems Mac OS and Linux OS.
Demonstrate skills required to troubleshoot mobile operating systems.

Part 5 - IT Security Basics

Demonstrate knowledge of basic enterprise security concepts and wireless security protocols.
Demonstrate skills required to perform account management, configure wireless security, and detect and remove malware on workstations and mobile devices.
Demonstrate skills to troubleshoot common computer security issues.
Demonstrate skills required to troubleshoot application security issues.

Part 6 - General IT Operations

Demonstrate knowledge of ticketing systems and documentation procedures.
Demonstrate knowledge of disaster recovery concepts and backup procedures.
Demonstrate knowledge of licensing and privacy and policy concepts, including how to address prohibited content.
Demonstrate knowledge of scripting languages, basic functions, and logic structures.

Part 7 - Network Fundamentals

Demonstrate knowledge of the OSI model and relevant encapsulation concepts.
Demonstrate knowledge of network topologies and network types.
Demonstrate knowledge of cables, types of connectors, and the purpose for each.
Demonstrate skills required to configure a subnet and use appropriate IP addressing schemes.
Demonstrate knowledge of ports, protocols, and services, as well as their purpose.
Demonstrate knowledge of basic architecture concepts related to corporate and datacenter network environments.
Demonstrate knowledge of cloud concepts and connectivity alternatives.

Part 8 - Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities

Demonstrate knowledge of types of social engineering methods.
Demonstrate skills required to analyze potential signs to determine the type of attack.
Demonstrate skills required to analyze potential signs related to application attacks, including network-based attacks.
Demonstrate knowledge of threat actors, vectors, and intelligence sources.
Demonstrate knowledge of security concerns related to several types of vulnerabilities.
Demonstrate knowledge of methods used to assess organizational security, including compliance and security assessments and penetration tests.

Part 9 - Architecture and Design

Demonstrate knowledge of foundational security concepts.
Demonstrate knowledge of virtualization and cloud computing concepts.
Demonstrate knowledge of secure application development, deployment, and automation concepts.
Demonstrate knowledge of concepts related to authentication and authorization design.
Demonstrate skills required to deploy cybersecurity resilience.
Demonstrate knowledge of security risks related to embedded and specialized systems.
Demonstrate knowledge of physical security methods.
Demonstrate knowledge of cryptographic concepts.

Part 10 - Implementation

Demonstrate skills required to deploy host and application security solutions.
Demonstrate skills required to deploy secure network designs.
Demonstrate skills required to apply configurations for wireless security.
Demonstrate skills required to deploy secure mobile phones/devices.
Demonstrate skills required to deploy cybersecurity solutions in a cloud environment.
Demonstrate skills required to implement identity and account management controls, including public key infrastructure.

Part 11 - Operations and Incident Response

Demonstrate knowledge of incident response policies, processes, and procedures.
Demonstrate skills required to leverage data sources in support of an investigation.
Demonstrate skills required to implement mitigation techniques or controls to secure an environment.
Demonstrate knowledge of important aspects related to digital forensics.

Part 12 - Governance, Risk and Compliance

Demonstrate knowledge of relevant regulations, standards, or frameworks that impact the security posture of an organization.
Demonstrate knowledge of risk management processes and concepts.
Demonstrate knowledge of privacy and sensitive data concepts as they relate to security.

Part 13 - Business Acumen

Demonstrate a basic understanding of the employer’s corporate structure and business model, including its product and services portfolio, its primary customers, and its top competitors.
Demonstrate a basic knowledge of the employer’s brand messaging, its value proposition in the marketplace, and key success metrics.

Part 14 - Employability Skills

Demonstrate skills to provide competent customer service using active listening and empathy during various interactions (e.g., in-person, over telephone, email, and chat).
Demonstrate ability to manage stress and other emotions in the workplace to reduce conflict, foster collaboration, and promote wellness.
Demonstrate skills required to take and give productive critical feedback.
Demonstrate skills required to problem-solve using critical thinking, clarifying questions, and knowing when to escalate a situation to a superior.
Demonstrate skills to explain complex issues to non-technical customers without jargon or blaming.
Demonstrate ability to conduct oneself with integrity, professionalism, and in accordance with organization policy and procedure.
Demonstrate skills to communicate with colleagues, managers, and end users effectively and clearly, in a timely manner.
Demonstrate ability to use language, tone of voice, and non-verbal communication to neutralize conflict in the workplace.
Demonstrate skills required to collaborate effectively with team members from across the organization.
Demonstrate ability to use respectful cross-cultural communication to work successfully across the organization and with diverse coworkers.
Demonstrate knowledge required to manage time effectively, minimizing distractions to maintain productivity, prioritize work appropriately, and meet deadlines with situational awareness.
Demonstrate ability to adapt to changing organizational landscape.

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