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Our Impact: The team has three primary objectives for model controls: Recommend, and enhance operational risks and controls for model risk of ERM. Develop monitoring activities of model risk related operational controls within ERM and first line Divisions that will become inputs into monthly and quarterly reporting (including Divisional Self Assessments.
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These projects should be targeted to enable multiple business processes and/or source data systems to drive efficiencies and reduce redundancies supporting one or more of the following functions: internal audit, compliance, enterprise risk management, operational risk management, technology risk management, third party risk management, cyber security, business resiliency, incident management, SOX (and/or other compliance frameworks), or other business programs/initiatives.
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Bachelor's degree and 8 years' Enterprise Risk or Operational Risk, and Project Management or Internal/External Consulting OR High School Diploma/GED and 12 years' experience Enterprise Risk or Operational Risk, and Project Management or Internal/External Consulting.
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Understand and present technical C-sUAS concepts to Senior Leaders with tactical and operational context. Torch Technologies is seeking a Counter- small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-sUAS) Operational Assessment Analyst.
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Responsible for identifying the Cyber, Information Security, Operational, and Resiliency Risk of the Bank's existing and new Third-Party Vendors, and supports the Third-Party Risk Program by reviewing applicable vendor documents including but not limited to BCP/DR plans, cybersecurity policies, incident response plans, information security policies, SOC reports, etc.
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Expert knowledge of cyber, information security, operational, and resiliency governance, including programs, policies, standards, procedures, and internal controls calibrated to the Board’s risk appetite.
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Effectively challenge our first line of defense business partners, 2nd line of defense advisors (Compliance, Legal, Enterprise Risk Management and Operational Risk Management) and 3rd line of defense Auditors on third party risk matters.
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Manages and reports on the state of the Bank's Cyber, Information Security, Operational, and Resiliency Risk to Executive Management and the Board of Directors. Partner with business stakeholders across the company to ensure business requirements for Cyber, Information Security, Operational, and Resiliency risk are addressed through relevant bank governance and strategic plans.
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Experience: Minimum of five (5) years related predominately to lab animal husbandry and technical experience. Minimum of five (5) years in a training role with a focus on training with various lab animal species on husbandry and technical procedures.
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As a Risk Manager, you will lead projects to identify technical, functional, operational, and compliance risks, and drive projects to remediate issues, including technical and process fixes.
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Knowledge of general cybersecurity concepts and methods including, but not limited to secure configuration management, data protection and privacy, security monitoring, incident response, governance, risk and compliance, patch management, enterprise security strategies and architecture.
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Deep understanding of operational risk management concepts, frameworks, and best practices in the context of impact investing and community development finance. Minimum of 7 years of experience in operational risk management, preferably within CDFIs, fund management, investment banking, or financial services.
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Strong understanding of enterprise risk, operational risk, third party risk, compliance, technology, information security best practices, primary and compensating controls, assessment techniques, and risk management best practices.
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10 years relevant legal experience in the management and mitigation of operational conflicts of interest in project finance, and in the field of information governance, regulatory and technology risk management.
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At the SEI CERT Cyber Risk and Resilience Directorate, we enable organizations to achieve operational resilience by performing research in emerging areas of operational risk, producing measurement and assessment tools that help organizations better understand their current risk and resilience posture, and developing and validating models, frameworks, and controls that improve organizations’ risk and resilience posture.
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technical operational risk jobs Title: security engineer in Silver Spring, MD
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