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ISO 27001 1 big thing: Oversee the design, execution, and assessment of IT controls for core applications and systems.
The big picture: Provide technical expertise in implementing solutions that optimize cybersecurity product development processes and accelerate the build out, operationalization, orchestration and adoption of the integrated security tool chain.
Why it matters: Safeguard that your workforce is engineering and other business units to consult and provide guidance for the design and implementation of key security controls and technologies.
Between the lines: Interface with the Risk, Certification, and Accreditation team, and Compliance teams to ensure necessary changes reflected in policies to address the risks identified for critical information assets.
Be smart: Certify your operation is performing internal penetration testing working closely with the engineering team to assess and prioritize discovered security issues and vulnerabilities.
Under the hood: Be certain that your company is involved in these the following areas: Application security, Linux/Windows system security, Network Security (Firewalls, Switches, Routers, LAN, WAN Security), mobile device security, wireless security, cloud technologies (IaaS, SaaS environments, etc.
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What they’re saying: “Make headway so that your staff is using third party tools, executes both internal and external penetration testing to identify and address IT security vulnerabilities.“, Katherine R. – Cybersecurity Education + Awareness Manager
Meanwhile: Make sure your operation establishes credibility and maintains strong working relationships with groups involved with payment security and compliance matters (InfoSec, Legal, Business Development, Internal Audit, Fraud, Physical Security, Developer Community, Networking, Systems, etc.
How it works: Make sure the director, information security should be a highly technical security professional, who is responsible for leading, managing and providing oversight of organization security all departments.
On the flip side: Make sure the proposal management is responsible for leading, planning, scheduling, and overseeing the timely development and delivery of high-quality responses to overarching business opportunities, from pre-rfp to post-submission activities, in a fast-paced environment.
State of play: Make sure the dba data engineer should have involvement in cloud hosted environment managing backup recovery, replication, high availability, designing and managing schema, monitoring diagnosing and optimizing database performance.
Go deeper: Keep abreast of latest security issues, advances, and changes, communicating trends and advancements to the team to drive down risk and identify efficiencies.
What we’re hearing: “Ensure compliance with security standards, and manage the completion of several annual audits including FedRAMP authorization, SSAE18 SOC2, ISO 27001, HIPAA/HITECH, and assessments from key (internal) customers.“, Russell W. – Sr. Analyst
The bottom line: Make certain that your personnel provides advanced technical consulting and advice to others on proposal efforts, solution design, system management, tuning and modification of solutions.
What’s next: Make certain that your operation researches, assembles, and/or evaluates information or data regarding industry practices or applicable regulatory changes affecting information system policies or programs; recommends changes in development, maintenance, and system.
ICYMI: Assure your design secures enterprise information by determining security requirements; planning, implementing, and testing security systems; preparing security standards, policies, and procedures; mentoring team members.
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