The deputy CISO will lead and facilitate all cross-team collaboration and activities related to cybersecurity monitoring, operations, cyber intelligence and incident response.
The incumbent will report to state CISO Jeremy Rodgers and will be responsible for:
- Leading security operations and incident response teams and functions
- Standing up and running the state’s cybersecurity operations center
- Managing all administrations, configuration and day-to-day operations of enterprise security solutions
- Overseeing continuous monitoring activities of the enterprise environment, ensuring incidents are addressed, stakeholders are informed and remediation measures are taken
- Serving as the owner and executer for cyber incident response plans and documentation, including periodic updates
More details about the role can be found in the duty statement. The yearly salary range is $130,000 to $145,000, and the application deadline is Aug. 30.
FLDS is also seeking a senior cybersecurity business analyst to join a team led by the deputy state CISO to help lead, develop and implement critical initiatives to support the state’s cybersecurity programs and capabilities.
Specific job responsibilities include:
- Researching, analyzing, drafting and implementing cybersecurity policies, templates, examples and work products that support the operations, planning and public policy for the enterprise
- Identifying and presenting process improvements to the deputy CISO regarding statutory and regulatory reforms
- Assisting members of the cybersecurity team with nonroutine and unforeseen nontechnical needs that arise from incidents, initiatives and requests for information
- Supporting operational activities and strategic initiatives by collecting and compiling information, tracking key data points, and coordinating with multiple organizations and groups
- Spearheading initiatives, campaigns and projects related to cybersecurity