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Amherst College invites applications for the Museum Security Officer position. Associate’s Degree (Criminal Justice, Administration, and/ or Emergency Management) and/or an accredited Law Enforcement or Professional Security Officer Certification, additional certifications (CIPS, CPR & First Aid.
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Maintain and improve Information Security Architectures in line with the CIA triad. Description: Senior level MIS Security position with a primary responsibility resolving security-based issues, alerts, and troubleshooting.
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Extensive knowledge of traditional security controls and technologies, such as Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS), public key infrastructure (PKI), identity and access management (IDAM) systems, antivirus and firewalls, in addition to newer offerings such as endpoint detection and response (EDR), threat intelligence platforms, security automation and orchestration, deception technologies and application controls.
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Back VP- INFORMATION SECURITY Category: Management Location: Wausau, WI Job Schedule: FULLTIME Job Number: 26816 Apply To Job Compassion. They provide direction to the design and management of the Health System’s information security program, including policies, procedures, technical systems, and workforce training.
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This position will have the unique ability to build enterprise-grade software that transforms information security practices. A core focus for this Staff Software Engineer, Information Security role will be on driving automation, codification of processes, and building unique services to enable cutting edge cybersecurity practices across the organization.
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The Information Security Engineer II is expected to contribute to weekly status calls and is On-Call which includes working off hours/weekends and respond to ad-hoc requests as part of this position.
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In this dynamic position you will interface and collaborate with other Cybersecurity professionals (ISSM's, ISSO's), Security professionals (CPSO's, FSO's), and System Administrators, on overall compliance and configuration change management.
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Must possess a current DoD Approved Cybersecurity Workforce Certification for an Information Assurance Manager (IAM) Level 2 (Security+) or IAM Level 3 (CISSP or CISM), and actively practicing IT security and compliance.
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You will fill the role of Information Security Manager - Governance, Risk, & Compliance with a focus on managing team operational tasks related to 3 rd party risk assessments, policy development, corporate risk register maintenance, data protection, phishing and social engineering campaigns, and organizational security awareness training.
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This position directly manages a team of information and cyber security staff and also has authority to create ad hoc working groups among other central and distributed IT staff as needed to ensure that the University's overall computing and network policies, procedures, and infrastructure design adhere to information security best practice principles.
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Lead efforts to internally assess, evaluate and make recommendations to management regarding the adequacy of the security controls for the University's information and technology systems.
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Research experience and experimental background in one or more of the following areas: quantum optics, quantum entanglement, photonics, quantum communications, quantum information science, quantum sensing, and/or quantum computing.
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Business Security Partner: Acts as security business partner for assigned business domains for new initiatives (POC), developments (MVPs), questions, and develops a clear understanding of business needs, acting as a trusted advisor, and ensuring cost-effective delivery of information security services to meet those needs.
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The Director Information Security will report directly to the VP and Global Head of Information Security and Risk & Compliance, playing a strategic role in the Information Security Leadership Team.
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Experience in managing comprehensive enterprise-wide information security and IT risk management programs is required. Oversee IT Security Engineer role as it manages Microsoft 365 Security and compliance, conducts routine and annual audits, and manages other aspects of our Information Security Management System (ISMS.
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