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DATA/INFORMATION ARCHITECT in COLUMBIA, SC

February 10, 2016 by Bruce Brown Leave a Comment

 

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Position Title
DATA/INFORMATION Architect
Position Id
6414-1
Agency
Department of Administration
Duration
5 Months +
Work Location
4430 BROAD RIVER ROAD, COLUMBIA, SC 29210

SCOPE OF THE PROJECT:

Will work as an Information Security Architect/Engineer in the Division of Information Security and assist with the implementation, integration and operationalizing advanced security technologies. Develop operational plans for integrating and implementing security technologies within existing division and agency infrastructure and operational processes. Develop full life cycle processes and procedures along with repeatable guides for standard implementation and assist agencies as needed to incorporate systems.

DAILY DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES:

Information Security architecting, engineering and operations. This is a full information security to include, systems, network and procedural.
Work with existing staff to architect and deploy advanced information security systems in a highly complex distributed enterprise environment.
Develop installation, configuration, and operational process/procedure documentation to enable Division of Technology and Agencies to install and operate approved security solution.
Work with Security Operations Center to identify enhanced data collection and correlation capabilities in existing data and gaps in data collection/analysis architecture, systems and procedures.
Identify and develop solutions for preventing, detecting and mitigating risks to information and information systems.
Conduct training as necessary to division and agency personnel on security processes, procedures and methodologies to ensure security event information is properly identified, correlated, documented and mitigated in accordance with department standards.

REQUIRED EDUCATION:
Bachelor’s degree or 8 to 10 years’ experience.

PREFERRED CERTIFICATIONS:
CISSP, CEH, MCSE, CCSP

Category
Name
Last Used
Last Used by Candidate (Year)
Experience
Candidate Exp. (in years)
Network Security
information security principles and practices
Currently Using
6 + Years
Network Security
IT Security
Currently Using
6 + Years
Network Security
Security Information Architecture
Currently Using
6 + Years
Network Security
Application Security
Within 1 Year
6 + Years
Network Security
risk/vulnerability assessments
Within 10 Years
6 + Years
Network Security
Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
Within 1 Year
6 + Years
Network Security
Security Information Event Management (SIEM) systems development / configuration
Within 1 Year
6 + Years
Networking & Directories
Access control logging and reporting systems
Currently Using
6 + Years
Networking & Directories
Experience with UNIX, Windows, Linux, MacOS, Cisco, Juniper, web apps, databases, strong authentication, operating systems and network security protocols and procedures.
Currently Using
6 + Years
Networking & Directories
Information Security
Currently Using
6 + Years
Networking & Directories
Network security
Currently Using
6 + Years
Networking & Directories
data discovery and data loss prevention (DLP)
Within 1 Year
6 + Years
Networking & Directories
Identity Access Management (IAM)
Within 1 Year
6 + Years
Networking & Directories
privileged user management (PUM)
Within 1 Year
6 + Years
Specialties
Event Handling
Within 1 Year
6 + Years
Specialties
IBM
Within 1 Year
6 + Years
REQUIRED SKILLS (RANK IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE):
Cyber Awareness and understanding
Expert understanding of information, computer and network security. Its operation, engineering, and architecture.
Experience with UNIX, Windows, Linux, MacOS, Cisco, Juniper, web apps, databases, strong authentication, operating systems and network security protocols and procedures.
Expert understanding of access control logging and reporting systems.PREFERRED SKILLS (RANK IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE):

  • Identity Access Management (IAM)
  • Role Based Access Controls (RBAC)
  • Privileged User Management (PUM)
  • Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
  • Security Information Event Management (SIEM) systems
  • Vulnerability Assessment (VA)
  • Applications Security (AppSec)
  • User metadata and Information Security event collection, logging and correlation
  • McAfee e-Policy Orchestrator (ePO) / DoD HBSS
  • Tenable Security Center / Nessus
  • IBM AppScan.

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