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Minimum of 4 years of hands-on experience with Data Security vendors, product capabilities, and solutions that focus on Data Protection and not limited to Data Loss Prevention, Rights Management, Data Classification, and Data Privacy.
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Data Loss Prevention (DLP): The manager should be conversant with DLP technologies and approaches. - Drive Data Security and Data Protection opportunities, including solution planning, deal shaping, estimating, and pricing- Support Data Security proposal development and sales/marketing collateral- Lead Data Security and Data Protection strategy, roadmap, and vision definition- Maintain relationships with technology vendors to develop offerings.
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2-5 years of relevant work experience in security, safety, loss prevention, and/or asset protection experience. Candidates in New York, Oregon and St. Louis, MO, must be eligible to obtain a security guard license as required by applicable local law.
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Ensures the safety and security of the people and property per local regulations. Maintains critical safety equipment such as alarms, radios, and security systems. Completes safety, security, and compliance audits and trainings.
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Experience architecting SIEM systems, threat intelligence platforms, security automation and orchestration solutions, IDS/IPS, file integrity monitoring (FIM), data loss prevention (DLP) and other network and system monitoring tools.
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Background in P&L, Inventory control, merchandising, hiring / training staff, front end, merchandising, cash control, payroll, security / loss prevention mandatory. Develops strong business relationships with customers by maintaining open communication with customers, and by quickly and effectively resolving problemsEnsures compliance with established policies and procedures including but not limited to safety (HACCP, OSHA) personnel, security, pest control and shrink control.
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Nearest Major Market:Palm BeachNearest Secondary Market:MiamiJob Segment:Merchandising, Retail Sales, Loss Prevention, Retail, Security. Adheres to all operational, merchandise, and loss prevention standards.
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Job Summary: Responsible for delivering a highly satisfied customer experience demonstrated by engaging and interacting with all customers, embodying customer experience principals and philosophy, and maintaining a clean and organized store environment.
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No experience requited, hiring immediately, appy now. May be cross-trained to work in multiple areas of the store in order to support the needs of the business.
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Assist with the design and development of security policies, standards and procedures across various domains (e.g., Identity & Access Management, Security Logging & Monitoring, Data Loss Prevention, Encryption, etc.
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Prior experience in Loss Prevention or educational background in Loss Prevention, security or law enforcement preferred. Examples may include, but are not limited to: assisting in loss prevention activities in other stores, attending court hearings on Kohl’s behalf, collecting public record information from local law enforcement agencies, assisting in the preparation and taking of inventory, USA counts and processing known theft markdowns.
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A Loss Prevention Associate allows us to contribute to our company's core purpose of providing unparalleled service, systems and solutions to serve, secure and care for the people and businesses of our communities.
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No experience requited, hiring immediately, appy now. May be cross-trained to work in multiple areas of the store in order to support the needs of the business.
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Center 3 (19075), United States of America, McLean, VirginiaPrincipal Associate, Data Loss Prevention (DLP) EngineerCapital One is hiring a technical Cyber Security professional to join the Data Loss Prevention (DLP) team and work with the line of business stakeholders building DLP system policies/ruleset based on ongoing regulatory requirements and analysis of user business processes and workflows.
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Skills and Qualifications Must possess advanced understanding of credit card system and processes of Customer Service or Security Fraud Disputes, Security Fraudulent Applications, Loss Prevention, and Billing Disputes.
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