Data Security Strategy & Design Lead

Locations Dubai International Academic City Business Unit du Job Description
Key Accountabilities
To do review of the demands for securing the du solution/platform from Managed Services, IT & Network and build the appropriate data security controls as needed. Responsible to manage overall planning, design and implementation of data Security Services programs & projects. Identify technical requirements resulting from contracted products and services and coordinate with Product Design & Specification data security services technology solutions To work on internal TSRM security projects in accordance with the business objectives and requirements. To be the expert on Data Security & Privacy projects and initiatives like DLP, Database Activity Monitoring (DAM), IRM, Classification, Encryption, Tokenization, MDM, IAM, Dashboard, PAM, etc. To develop Security Design based on the assessment for services those are provided over the Telecom/IT infrastructure & Managed Services. Plan and manage proper assessments of cloud security solutions based on the data Security Services plan to ensure that the requirements are designed & implemented as per the agreed quality and timelines. To provide guidelines and ensure Security compliance of the solution to du Security requirements such as Vulnerability & Patch management, Terminal Security, Operating System Hardening, High Availability of services and Infrastructure Administration Security. To lead the Acceptance Testing Plan (ATP) for security projects for the purpose of evaluating and validating the scope. Qualifications
Bachelor Degree in Computer Science or Information Systems Experience
Minimum 7 - 10 years of experience in User access management within the Telecommunication Industry maintaining and applying policies and procedures Good understanding of Identity & Access Management domains and proven work history of providing UAM governance. Strong organizational and analytical skills, ability to multi-task and communicate under stress with both technical and non-technical team members. Fully capable of working with a variety of different information technology systems topics Skills
Solid experience in maintaining and applying User access management policies and procedures Solid experience in maintaining, supporting user access management technologies Good analytical reasoning abilities Customer service and results oriented Team player and co-operation Adhere to company policies, standards, and procedures Flexibility to meet company timelines and objectives Respect authorities and hierarchy structure #J-18808-Ljbffr

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