Information Security Analyst (54518)
Summary
Monitor and respond to cybersecurity threats, conduct vulnerability analysis, and deploy security solutions for a government education agency using SIEM, IDS/IPS, and endpoint protection tools.
Salary: $66,320.00 - $82,900.00 (depending on experience)
Schedule: Monday - Friday, 7.5 hours/day, 260 days/year
Job Goal: To perform day-to-day cybersecurity threat analysis, incident response, and vulnerability remediation to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of digital assets. Collect data from cybersecurity consortium members to create reports, plans and policies that support the regions cybersecurity efforts.
Performance Responsibilities:
1. Identify, monitor, resolve, and triage security issues when appropriate using various technical security solutions.
2. Monitor system security baselines, conduct vulnerability analysis and coordinate mitigation and response for systems within the CAIU and its member districts environments.
3. Conduct incident analysis and response using various technical security solutions such as Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), User Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA), network threat analysis, Intrusion Detection System (IDS)/Intrusion Protection Systems (IPS), endpoint protection platforms, next generation firewall tools, and more.
4. Create, deploy, and administer various technical security solutions for the CAIU and its member districts.
5. Coordinate the ongoing development, maintenance, execution, and testing of the Disaster Recovery and Data Recovery Plans for the CAIU and its member districts. Perform regular review and testing of critical system backups in accordance with defined retention policies.
6. Participate in the implementation and development of technical, governance, risk, and compliance policies and procedures to protect the CAIU and its member districts.
7. Review and ensure the compliance of protocols and standards throughout the CAIU and its member districts.
8. Establish and maintain a documentation library for processes, policies, as well as technical data covering systems and networks for the CAIU and its member districts.
9. Create and maintain a documentation library for processes, policies, evidence control, as well as technical data covering systems and networks for the CAIU and its member districts.
10. Works with end users and CAIU member districts to communicate and train on best IT security measures.
11. Deliver security awareness training, support phishing awareness activities, conduct data/malware analysis.
12. Maintain proficiency in cybersecurity trends and issues. Participate in continuing education in cybersecurity with a focus on vulnerability and threat identification, mitigation, incident response, and security assessment/penetration testing.
13. Maintain confidentiality regarding sensitive incidents and information being processed, stored, or accessed by the network.
14. Provides support for the implementation of projects that are in support of the CAIU security goals.
15. Attend CAIU technology meetings as assigned and other team or CAIU meetings as requested.
16. Assume any other responsibilities as assigned by Supervisor/Director of Technology or his/her designee.
17. Assume any other responsibilities as assigned by the Executive Director or his/her designee.