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The Information Security Analyst team operates as part of Infrastructure Risk Management (IRM), a department within Global Technology and Operations that is responsible for an enterprise-wide integrated infrastructure risk management program which employs a holistic approach to manage cybersecurity, information security, data privacy, physical security and business continuity led by the Chief Security Officer.
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Change Management – Coordinate technology changes using ServiceNow, following Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) principles and CIBC change management standards.
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Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems, Engineering, Management Information Systems, or another related field or requisite industry experience of 12+ years with technology integrations.
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Assist the Supported Division Managers and instruct support staff in the preparation of asset management and GIS analysis for business decisions related to paving, concrete, landscape, stormwater engineering, traffic engineering, curb gutter and sidewalk, and other infrastructure projects, grants and reports.
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BS degree in Computer Science, Cyber Security, Information Technology (or related discipline); Graduate degree in Information Assurance (or related discipline) or equivalent formal training and experience in Information Security.
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Option 1: Bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, engineering, information systems, cybersecurity, or related area and 4years' experience in systems and infrastructure engineering or related area at a technology, retail, or data-driven company.
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At least 10 years of experience in computer science, information technology or a related field preferably at a production studio, advertising agency and/or marketing company with focus on data-driven, omnichannel marketing.
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A Bachelor's degree in Information Technology or related is a plus! Experience in security domains including identity, access, authentication, encryption, 3rd party risk management, application security, Logging, Incident Response, Monitoring, network security, vulnerability and patch management, vendor risk management, information security metrics, policies, standards, and procedures, etc.
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The Cloud Security Architect is a member of the Network Infrastructure team within the Information Technology (IT) unit. 5-10 years' experience in information security and IT risk management.
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5+ years’ experience in IT risk management, IT Audit, cloud/infrastructure technologies, information technology (IT) consulting/support, software development/support, technology solutions, practice development, architecture, and/or consulting.
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Minimum of a bachelor's degree in information security, Computer Science, or related field, with at least six years of focused experience in information security architecture. Extensive experience in infrastructure and cloud security, including best practices in cloud environments such as AWS, GCP, OCI, or Azure as it relates to securing CI/CD, infrastructure as code, code repos, Terraform, CloudFormation, etc.
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At least 2 years of experience in information technology (operations, software delivery, access management, microservices), information security (application security, network security, cyber security, data protection), information systems risk management, information systems auditing, or a combination.
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With offices in Washington DC and San Diego, CA, CTC is a leading technology company providing lifecycle IT, data analytics, cloud, agile software development, DevOps, Test Automation, Cyber Security, and infrastructure solutions.
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This role is responsible for one or more functions within Quantitative Risk Management (QRM) who develops and maintains risk models for margin, clearing fund and stress testing with the focus on developing and maintaining risk model software in production, and environments and infrastructure used in model implementation and testing.
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