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Additional Information

• This position is in anticipation of activity likely to launch in the late Spring of 2026
• Must currently hold or be eligible to obtain and maintain a Secret (Level II) Canadian Federal Government Security clearance.
• The posted salary range applies to full-time employees. ADGA will also consider fully incorporated consultants, with compensation adjusted accordingly.

*Our recruitment systems include artificial intelligence–enabled tools; however, AI is not used to screen, evaluate, or make decisions about applicants for this role.

*Unless otherwise stated, all job postings reflect a current vacancy at the time of publication.

Work-Life Balance

We strongly support a healthy and productive work-life balance. This starts with a flexible approach to work, and policies designed to support employees through their day-to-day routines and major life events. For example, we offer a Maternity/Parental Top-Up (up to 52 weeks) and a Reservist Leave Top-Up (up to 180 days).

Belong@ADGA

ADGA continuously strives to integrate advanced Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) approaches and practices into our work culture. Our employee-based DEI Committee explores activities and invites discussions that foster an environment where all employees feel valued, respected, and heard.

Compensation

Above and beyond our commitment to offer a competitive base salary, ADGA has a company-wide profit-sharing plan for all full-time and part-time employees.

Comprehensive Benefits and Total Rewards

We offer a comprehensive benefit program, providing employees with the choice between base or enhanced plans. Depending on the plan, ADGA pays for Health & Dental, a Health Spending Account, Short-Term Disability, an Employee Assistance Program, and a Telemedicine service. Also offered: discounts on gym memberships, 5,000+ perks through Perkoplis, a Deferred Profit Sharing Plan, and access to a wide range of other employee-centric services and savings programs.

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Company Description

ADGA Group is a Canadian-owned defence and security company that provides integrated, mission-critical technical solutions to Government and industry, specializing in C5ISRT, simulation and training, cyber and infrastructure security, and program delivery. With nearly 60 years of experience, ADGA supports federal clients and Canada’s intelligence and enforcement agencies through embedded teams, advisory services, and full project execution, applying deep operational expertise and innovation to strengthen national safety, resilience, and sovereignty. Guided by a strong social mandate, the company creates meaningful employment for veterans of the CAF and RCMP and other professionals committed to public service, while fostering a safe, inclusive, and agile workplace that supports career development, professional growth, and impactful work across Canada.

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Job Description

The Cybersecurity Assessor conducts independent, evidence-based assessments of information systems against ITSP.10.171 and related cybersecurity frameworks to support certification, accreditation, and ongoing compliance. The role evaluates technical, procedural, and architectural security controls, identifies risks and gaps, and produces formal assessment reports to support risk-based decision-making in Government of Canada–aligned environments. The Cybersecurity Assessor acts as the team lead and is supported by the Cybersecurity Inspector who assists in the collection of evidence.

• Plan and scope cybersecurity assessments, including system boundaries, controls, timelines, and evidence requirements, adhering with ADGA and the accreditation body requirements.
• Interpret and apply ITSP.10.171 and related standards to system architectures and operations
• Collect and verify evidence through documentation review, interviews, and technical validation activities
• Evaluate control effectiveness, identify deficiencies and non-conformities, and assess security and business impacts
• Prepare certification and assessment reports with clear findings, evidence, and remediation recommendations
• Communicate results to technical teams and senior management
• Conduct follow-up assessments to validate remediation efforts

Qualifications

• College or university diploma in cybersecurity, security management, computer networking, or a related field
• Minimum 5 years of experience in cybersecurity, network security, or IT risk management
• Experience working with:
  • ITSP.10.171
  • NIST CSF and NIST RMF (SP 800-37)
  • NIST SP 800-53 / ITSG-33
  • NIST SP 800-171 (rev 2 (CMMC) and rev 3 (CPCSC))
• Proven experience conducting technical or compliance-based cybersecurity audits
• Strong analytical, documentation, and stakeholder communication skills

Certifications (Preferred)

• CISSP (strongly preferred)
• CCSP
• Lead or Senior Auditor certification
• ISO 2700x or ISO 9001 Internal Auditor certification