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Develop and implement detailed technical and configuration specifications to enable the system to support lifecycle management of the various ASM functions (vulnerability management, penetration testing, OSS vulnerability management, EOL management, container vulnerability management, configuration baselines/compliance monitoring, IaC, etc.
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Manage Security Operations: Oversee the GRC team, lead security operations teams (incident response, vulnerability management), and partner with corporate security to optimize overall strategies.
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This incumbent will provide support to Security Architecture, Security Engineering, Security Operations, Identity & Access Management, Threat Management, Vulnerability Management and Penetration Testing functions.
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Experience with integrating application security tools into Enterprise vulnerability management systems (e.g., ServiceNow) In this role, you will lead, support and guide development teams in the implementation of key security capabilities including secure design, security requirements, threat modeling, static analysis, software composition analysis, application security posture management / vulnerability management, for cloud non-cloud application protection.
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The Head of Vulnerability Management and Security Operations reports to the Chief Information Security Officer and is responsible for managing senior and junior IT Security engineers in security monitoring, remediating all security-related alerts & reports, and overseeing all IT Security engineering security projects.
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Key responsibilities also involve maintaining compliance with regulatory programs such as NERC CIP, SOX, BPU, and FERC Affiliate Restrictions, managing patching cycles for workstations and servers, upgrading/implementing systems, overseeing life cycle management and vulnerability mitigations, and supporting infrastructure projects.
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Advising and assisting the newly acquired entity in designing and implementing Cybersecurity framework(s); including but not limited to, vulnerability management, third-party risk assessment, training & awareness, cybersecurity incident response plan, and threat monitoring.
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Identity Management; Data Security; Application Security; Data Center/Cloud; Threat and Vulnerability/SecOps, and Security Program Governance. Penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, Incident response services.
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Experience with middle office systems Collateral management and Broadridge Systems – Finpro/ BPS/ Impact (Preferred) I have a job opportunity for you as Senior QA Tester For Application Migration & Vulnerability : New York, NY : Contract I f you are interested share your resume ASAP.
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The ideal candidate will have relevant technical education and IT Security certifications and 6+ years of demonstrated relevant experience in cyber security operations, patching, incident response, vulnerability management, network security, server security, endpoint security and web security.
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Solid understanding of common security topics (e.g., application security, infrastructure security, vulnerability management, Identity and Access Management, data protection, cyber incident response, cloud security, etc.
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Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Management: Conduct regular penetration testing and vulnerability scanning with Nessus Tenable to identify and address security weaknesses. Perform additional tasks assigned by the management.
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Strong understanding of security topics, including application security, infrastructure security, vulnerability management, IAM, data protection, incident response, and cloud security. Experience in managing risk and compliance, including IT audit, cyber risk management, and regulatory compliance.
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The Cyber Command Threat Management Division Within OTI Requires a Senior Vulnerability Management Specialist To Serve As a Subject Matter Expert For Vulnerability Management.
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Wipro is a rapidly growing professional services firm offering a comprehensive set of services in three inter-related disciplines: Risk and Compliance, Identity and Access Management, and Cloud Security.
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