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Operational Security Specialist CP2
Roles
Top responsibilities
Key objectives
Main challenges
Interaction
Qualifications
Roles
- Operational Security Specialist (CP2)
- Part of the Customer Technical Support Team
- Reports to: Director, Security Services
- Approximately 5 positions
- Location: Ontario
top Top responsibilities
- To present identifiable security leadership within Operations
- Responsible for the overall management of customer contractual security commitments within the IP Operations team
- To provide single point-of-contact within the IP Operations team for the management of all contracted customer security deliverables
- To coordinate all security audits as they pertain to data collection, respond to inquiries and implement audit findings
- To perform compliance monitoring, and ad-hoc IP security functions requiring coordination
top Key objectives
- Manages the day-to-day operation of contractual security commitments
- In conjunction with the Account teams and the Customers Security Prime, develops strategies to assess overall security architecture in support of business requirements
- Ensures compliance with BCE ISIT security policies and technical security standards, practices and procedures for data, applications and technology
- Works closely with internal/external security departments (e.g. Bell Corporate, Jetnet, IBM, AGNS) to attain security objectives
- Maintains currency on BCE IS/IT security policies and industry best practices
- Contributes to policy baseline practice and standards creation
- Enforces Bell security policies and standards within the Operations unit
- Evaluates, selects, installs and maintains audit tools, practices and procedures to regularly review systems security hardware, software and monitoring processes
- Establishes and provides expert key audits and controls liaison with internal and external clients, and external audit agencies
- Initiates and participate in security audits and risk assessments, and ensures corrective action on any identified security exposures
- Maintains leading-edge knowledge of security vulnerabilities Introductionduced by computer viruses, vendor software, and internal/external attacks, etc.
- Analyses threat and vulnerability levels, including the coordination and mitigation of identified risks
- Assumes other responsibilities, as needed
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Main challenges
- Mainly customer-facing: dealing with clients and policies
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Interaction
Interfaces with various internal/external departments to coordinate and manage security activity (e.g. Corporate Security, Security Administrators, and the policy and procedure development team) top
Qualifications
Skills and competencies
- Knowledge of Bell networks, as well as Bell organization and culture
- The ability to work autonomously with minimal supervision
- Strong leadership, interpersonal and communication (written and oral) skills
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and the ability to work effectively with a variety of departments and management levels
- Excellent problem-solving and decision-making skills
- Strong analytical skills
- Organizational and planning abilities
- Familiarity with process flow mapping and the ability to perform requirements analysis
- Tolerance to ambiguity
Critical skills required
- Three years' Bell network experience or the equivalent
- IP technical background
- Process or process improvement background
- Network security knowledge/background
Education requirements
- A minimum of a post-secondary college diploma/university degree
- CISSP ( Certified Information Systems Security Professional) preferred
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