Senate looks to hire first 'chief of information assurance'
The U.S. Senate Sergeant at Arms office, or SAA, is looking to hire a cybersecurity professional with “red team experience” who can “manage multi-million dollar annual budgets” and they’ve got up to $155,000 to hire them, according to a job posting published Friday.
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