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Effectively provide risk advisory to our 1st line of defense business partners, and collaborates effectively with 2nd line of defense (Compliance, Legal, Enterprise Risk Management, Operational Risk Management) and 3rd line of defense (Audit and Credit Review.
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The senior advisor position, supporting the Supervision Business Unit Risk Manager (BURM), will focus on issues management activities, maintenance of the control inventory, and ensuring compliance with enterprise risk management standards and processes.
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Assisted and taken part in delivering Enterprise Security Architecture principles, service management concepts and experience with use of quality assurance tools and techniques. Description:Under the general supervision of the Section Chief (Governance, Risk, Compliance & Data Security), the Senior Information Risk Consultant will provide information risk management and IT security expertise.
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The Senior ISSO is responsible for providing Risk Management Framework (RMF) products that document the information system's adherence to the security controls applied. Desired Qualifications:Three or more years experience with the Risk Management Framework (RMF) within the Intelligence Community (IC) and/or Department of Defense (DOD) community.
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As Third Party Risk Manager in the Enterprise Operations & Technology (EO&T) operational risk department, you will be responsible managing the first line of defense third party risk that is constantly evolving within EO&T's approach to risk management.
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Responsibilities and Duties:Develop, implement, and monitor a strategic, comprehensive enterprise information security and IT risk management program. Professional security management certification is desirable, must be active/current, and v such as Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), or other similar credentials.
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Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in emergency management, resiliency, business continuity, planning, continuity of operations, incident management, enterprise risk management, or like discipline from an accredited college or university or measurable knowledge/experience from proven industry, military, defense, or government operations.
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Prior experience in areas of risk management, internal controls, financial management, program management in federal government or non-profit organizations. Process improvement or project management certification (e.g., Lean Six Sigma Green or Black Belt, CAPM, PMP, CCMP, or Prosci.
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The Imaging Engineer will also participate in maintenance and day-to-day support working with the government customers’ enterprise Client System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) environment.
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Experience with Cybersecurity and Resiliency related risk and control frameworksEstablish and refresh risk metrics and indicators for effective continuous monitoring of technology risk against Fannie Mae’s risk appetitePrepare monthly risk appetite reporting for Management-Level Committee and Board materials by developing and presenting risk perspectives on changing or out-of-appetite risk profiles for senior management audiences.
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The Treasury Analyst will support the Bank's treasury related activities, including funding and pricing strategies, liquidity and interest rate risk modeling, balance sheet and capital management.
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Minimum 4 years relevant Supply Chain Risk Management/Third Party Risk Management experience in conducting supplier assessments, developing SCRM/C-SCRM governance, and delivering agency-level SCRM/C-SCRM training and outreach materials.
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MUST HAVE ACTIVE SECURITY CLEARANCE Responsibilities of the Cyber Risk Manager:· Oversee all aspects of cybersecurity program management, including risk management, compliance, incident response, and vendor management.
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Experience with managing technical aspects of various controls frameworks, such as NIST Security and Privacy Controls and PCI-DSS.Experience managing or operating enterprise vulnerability management in a large commercial enterprise.
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Circle is looking for a senior product leader to own and drive the company's entire risk and compliance platform product strategy and implementation. The ideal candidate has extensive experience managing risk and compliance tooling, systems and platform needs, ability to assess multiple competing needs and define product strategy and demonstrated agility to adapt to an ever-changing landscape.
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