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The Office of the Comptroller’s is seeking a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) who will lead in the implementation and management of information security controls that will increase the Agency’s overall information security posture.
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This is an onsite one year contract that takes place in Orlando, FL
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Experience serving as Information System Security Manager, Representative (ISSM-R) Serve as the DAC Information System Security Manager, Representative (ISSM-R) for all Cybersecurity actions required.
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Professional security management certification, such as a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) or other similar credentials.
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Candidates should demonstrate an expert grasp of knowledge in one or more of the following areas: information science, computer science, data science, communication, information technology, network administration, Information systems, human-computer interaction, Informatics.
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Supports and coordinates risk management framework and related risk assessements of Information Security. This person will be reporting directly into the Head of Functions Controls Officer with a dotted line reporting structure into the head of the Risk & Controls Management tower of Information Security.
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A Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university and one (1) year of experience gathering and documenting business, clinical, and/or functional requirements for software applications development and implementation in a clinical, allied health, non-allied health, behavioral health, information technology, information services, business, analytics or related area; or, one (1) year of experience in a relevant clinical and/or healthcare administration role/function; or 3.
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The Senior Lead Information Security Analyst will serve as the Cybersecurity Business Information Security Officer (BISO) / Technical Information Security Officer (TISO) Champion who will report directly to the BISO/TISO. This role will provide hands-on experience to support the BISO/TISO mission of proactively driving down risk and managing and owning the cyber posture for the CIO teams and the lines of business.
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The FCO provides the Information Security Functional Unit with guidance on processes and control design, ensures effective assessment of risk across the transaction lifecycle, and supports interaction with 2nd Line of Defense (LoD) functions including Risk Management and Compliance.
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IT Support Analyst - 12-Month W2 Contract
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The IT Production Support Assistant works under the direction of a team lead or section manager to support production applications running in mainframe and midrange computing environments.
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This role will assist with the creation of a true SDLC program with DevSecOps for our in-house built applications and work with developers to implement information security best practices ensuring that our code is proactively secured while in the pipeline prior to moving to production.
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Data Security Procurement group, you will be responsible for establishing and executing sourcing strategies and plans for our Cyber Defense & Engineering + Information Technology department. Minimum Qualifications- Excellent time management and negotiation skills, a deep understanding of standard Cyber Defense & Engineering and Information Technology trends and emerging technologies, and a proven track record of successful vendor management.
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This job reports directly to the Director, DevSecOps Architecture & Engineering in the Information Security division of PPFA. The Office of Information Security provides the strategy and implementation of the information security program that safeguards the data entrusted to Planned Parenthood by its patients, supporters, donors and staff.
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Targeted at private investors and companies, the platform enables customers to collect, analyze, benchmark, and report relevant ESG information. Extensive and demonstrable experience in information security, cyber security, data protection, disaster readiness, risk management, and security operations.
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