Maintain a comprehensive inventory of assets, along with their locations and condition. Issue and maintain individually-assigned lab equipment (eg incident response backpacks, MacBooks, etc.) Collect and manage service tickets from users. Aid in repairing equipment andor sending equipment back to manufacturer under warranty. Assist in the completion of the accreditation process, and help maintain the labrsquos accredited status. Maintain VPN connections to remote lab sites, on-site systems, and individually-issued laptops. Provide system administration for all machines used in the HIRT lab environment. This includes, but is not limited to the following Windows (7 and later) Windows Server (2008 and later) Linux (CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Kali, Security Onion, etc.) MacOS (10 and later) VMware virtualized environment (vCenter, clustered ESXi, clustered datastore, etc.) Various routersswitchesfirewalls Periodically audit the inventory of all assets, and at least annually. Maintain off-site backups of any data, lab configurations, deployment images, etc. stored in the lab. Support and maintain a classified lab network. Build and maintain multiple full-capacity and reduced-capacity systems (total number to be determined by federal management). Ensure a minimum of 1 full-capacity and 1 reduced-capacity systems are prepared and ready to go out the door on a momentrsquos notice. Ensure systems are sanitized of data after each engagement. Ensure systems are provisioned and tested for new engagements in a timely manner. Aid in the transportation of systems to and from customer sites. Adhere to all policies set by the Federal lab management team. Configure Cisco firewalls to segment traffic and create secure VPN tunnels. Configure Cisco switches to provide network access to each server or appliance.