Description:
Reporting to the Manager, Cyber Security and Risk Management, as the Cyber Security Risk Architect ( Computer Services Officer 4), you will provide cybersecurity analytical expertise and advisory leadership to our shared services business partners.
You will develop and apply to digital services project, program, and cybersecurity best practices working with shared services and departmental implementation programs. You will assess all digital service consuming functions and communicates and helps establish best cybersecurity practices within all phases of service delivery.
In addition, you will create and deliver cybersecurity business process diagrams, advise on cyber security architectures, create cyber security documentation and report on organizational cyber security key performance indicators
Primary Accountabilities
In this role, you will be accountable for:
- Defining and communicating cyber security and risk management requirements for digital services.
- Planning, managing, and participating in complex shared services projects from initiation to implementation to support the priorities of government.
- Providing training and coaching to support cyber security risk management practitioners and IT staff within shared services.
- Providing business analyst services both within and across government departments the department and to other provincial government departments and agencies. These business analyst services include problem definition, requirements determination, data modelling, process modelling, workflow modelling, solution identification and recommendations, and communications in the implementation of new and existing digital services.
- Acting as an internal consultant to government and as such receives assignments from a broad range of professionals.
- Participating in strategic IT related government committees providing information on cyber security risk management activities for projects, monitoring team performance, and providing internal staff coaching.
- Leading projects and multi-disciplined teams of both internal and external subject matter experts.
- Providing expert advice, coaching and mentoring on up-to-date cyber security risk management methodologies and tools to team members, NSDS program areas, shared services business partners, and the broader risk management business community within government.
Qualifications and Experience
As the successful candidate, you will have a bachelor’s degree in computer science plus five (5) years of progressively responsible cyber risk management program delivery and project management experience; or graduation from a recognized Information Technology program with five (5) years and six (6) month’s progressive experience in cyber risk management program delivery and project management; or an acceptable combination of training and experience.
In addition, you have experience with:
- A broad knowledge of the field of cybersecurity and the functional security requirements within all service providing roles that contribute to a digital service. This includes but is not limited to, access control, awareness and training, physical and environmental protection, digital service planning, and risk assessment.
- Ensuring cybersecurity alignment with corporate privacy and information management policies.
- Knowledge of assessment tools and techniques such as threat risk assessments, vulnerability assessments and cybersecurity reviews and checks.