Systems Requirements Planning Test and Evaluation Systems Development Legal Advice and Advocacy Strategic Planning and Policy Development Training, Education and Awareness Oversee and Govern Information Systems Security Operations Security Program Management Risk Management Knowledge Management Data Administration Customer Service and Technical Support Operate and Maintain Network Services System Administration Systems Security Analysis Enterprise Network Defense (END) Analysis Incident Response Protect and Defend Enterprise Network Defense (END) Infrastructure Support Vulnerability Assessment and Management All Source Intelligence Exploitation Analysis Analyze Targets Threat Analysis Collection Operations Collect and Operate Operations Planning Cyber Operations Investigation Investigate Digital Forensics the Cybersecurity Workforce Framework The Workforce Framework can be an important tool in building and maintaining a highly skilled and agile workforce because it provides the necessary structure and common language for standardizing the description of cybersecurity work. Benefits of having a common language include: Helping academic institutions and training providers develop relevant training for cybersecurity jobs Giving students and job candidates a better understanding of the skills needed for cybersecurity careers Providing employers with clear skill requirements to use for recruitment, selection, and workforce development Supporting policymakers who must set standards to promote workforce professionalization National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS)
Systems Requirements Planning Test and Evaluation Systems Development Oversee and Govern Legal Advice and Advocacy Strategic Planning and Policy Development Training, Education and Awareness Information Systems Security Operations Security Program Management Risk Management Knowledge Management Operate and Maintain Data Administration Customer Service and Technical Support Network Services System Administration Systems Security Analysis Protect and Defend Enterprise Network Defense (END) Analysis Incident Response Enterprise Network Defense (END) Infrastructure Support Vulnerability Assessment and Management Analyze All Source Intelligence Exploitation Analysis Targets Threat Analysis Collect and Operate Collection Operations Operations Planning Cyber Operations Investigate Investigation Digital Forensics the Cybersecurity Workforce Framework The Workforce Framework can be an important tool in building and maintaining a highly skilled and agile workforce because it provides the necessary structure and common language for standardizing the description of cybersecurity work. Benefits of having a common language include: Helping academic institutions and training providers develop relevant training for cybersecurity jobs Giving students and job candidates a better understanding of the skills needed for cybersecurity careers Providing employers with clear skill requirements to use for recruitment, selection, and workforce development Supporting policymakers who must set standards to promote workforce professionalization National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS)
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