Cloud and Endpoint Security Engineer

December 4

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1001 - 5000 employees

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Description

• The Cloud and Endpoint Security Engineer plays a crucial role in the organization by serving as a subject matter expert (SME) combining technical expertise with a strong understanding of business needs to create impactful solutions that drive a risk-centric strategy properly securing all digital and physical assets within the organization. • This engineer provides technical proficiency in efficiently completing projects and tasks as a member of a technology support and services team. • This role is a self-starter and collaborates within IT, with peer groups, and with vendors to provide world-class security solutions. • The successful engineer is an advanced technical subject matter expert who can apply knowledge and research to deliver innovative solutions to the business, including automation at every opportunity. • Strong documentation skills are required as this role works closely with other teams within IT as well as Information Security and Compliance teams.

Requirements

• Security Architecture: Defines and documents security best-practices for implementation by IT to ensure compliance with security policies and procedures provided by the Information Security, Legal, and Compliance departments as well as security best-practices not regulated by other departments. • Cloud Platform Knowledge: Proficiency in cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. Understanding of services, configurations, and security features. • Endpoint Knowledge: Adept in endpoint security tools for Windows, Mac OS, and iOS. • Security Fundamentals: Strong grasp of security principles, including encryption, access controls, authentication, and authorization. • Network Security: Knowledge of network protocols, firewalls, VPNs, and intrusion detection/prevention systems. • Identity and Access Management (IAM): Ability to manage user access, roles, and permissions within cloud environments. • Security Compliance: Familiarity with compliance frameworks and their application for endpoints and in cloud environments. • Security Automation: Experience with scripting for automating security tasks. • Threat Intelligence: Staying updated on security threats, vulnerabilities, and attack vectors. • Incident Response: Understands incident handling, forensics, and recovery processes. • Secure DevOps: Collaborate with architects, engineers, and operations teams to integrate security into the DevOps pipeline. • Risk Assessment: Assess and mitigate risks related to cloud deployments.