RQ00226 - Security Analyst - Intermediate

RQ00226 - Security Analyst - Intermediate
Duration: 6 Months (131 Business Days)
Location: Hybrid, 3 days in office, 2 days remote at20 Bay St
Must Haves:

Minimum 4-6 years of experience in progressively advancing roles within IT or a related function, with a focus on IT Security/Cybersecurity. Strong track record of competency in risk management and cybersecurity management in IT, with 3 to 5 years of relevant experience. Certifications or Designations

Professional security management certification is an asset, such as, Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified in Governance of Enterprise IT (CGEIT), Certified Risk and Information Systems Controls (CRISC), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) or other similar credentials an asset

Perform vendor risk assessments and enhanced the Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program by Gathering and preparing data for reporting security service performance metrics that includes status of information systems, services obtained from external providers, and actions for improvement and Providing input into security pen testing activities conducted by a third-party security services provider 4-6 years experience

Description

Responsibilities Perform real time monitoring and analysis of events with a focus on identifying potential security incidents. Respond and investigate potential alerts and tickets. Collect and analyze evidence including network traffic, volatile data, logs and other indicators. General Skills Experience in IT Security, operational security monitoring, incident response. Understanding of TCP/IP stack, *nix/Windows systems Knowledge of network infrastructure and internet applications Understanding of different cyber-attacks Knowledge of security threats and attack types Analysis of cyber threats and experience in providing action plans Ability to investigate, evaluate and recommend Cyber Security products and intrusion detection technology to minimize vulnerabilities.

ACCOUNTABILITY STATEMENT

The Governance Analyst will be responsible for supporting the development and maintenance of Payments (PRESTO) ITSEC governance, compliance, audit, and reporting capabilities. The Governance Analyst will contribute to ensuring that:

Payments (PRESTO) projects adhere to ITSEC policies.

Payments (PRESTO) complies with relevant policies, including those from the Government of Ontario, PCI, NIST, and other applicable cybersecurity standards (ISO 27001).

All security audit requirements are fulfilled. Appropriate cyber risk reporting is provided to internal and external stakeholders.

KEY CONTRIBUTIONS Functional/Technical

Design ITSEC performance KPIs and report on them to appropriate stakeholders as a means of measuring and evaluating cybersecurity effectiveness.

Foster relationships across the organization to promote awareness of compliance and ITSEC principles.

Contribute to development and implementation of Payments (PRESTO) Third-party Cyber Risk Management framework, participating in its design and execution to align with ITSEC governance objectives and industry best practices

Provide timely updates and reports to internal and external stakeholders, including Senior Management Team (SMT), Audit, Finance, and others as necessary.

Collaborate with Risk & Compliance, Privacy, Records Management, and Finance departments to understand the risk appetite for key business applications and coordinate appropriate treatment of identified cyber risks that exceed accepted risk levels.

Work with IT Operations and Risk & Compliance teams to develop and maintain digital assets inventory management systems, ensuring proper identification, classification, ownership, and associated risks and compliance requirements.

Manage governance activities to maintain full compliance with ISO 27001, Privacy (FIPPA), and NIST standards. IT Security Governance Analyst - 1733 Effective Date - May 12, 2023

Support security audit activities, including PCI audits, internal audits, and external audits such as CSAE 3416.

Customer/Stakeholder

Communicates with the organization's end users regarding appropriate Governance activities and issues as necessary

Works closely with business units to manage and execute contractual and legal governance requirements dealing with Payments cyber security requirements

Assists the extended teams (VMO, Procurement etc.) with the alignment of the design and operationalization of Metrolinx Cybersecurity risk management practices as they apply to third party contracts including:

Assessment of third party and contract risks prior to execution o Determines relevant security controls that should be embedded with security controls that are applicable to third parties

Designs and review of service level agreements and management reporti