Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Business Information Security Officer

LOCATION: Mumbai
Apply to: it@planmanindia.com

A leading MNC bank, which comprises of the financial service sector’s most diverse consumer product offerings, including banking services, credit cards, loans and insurance requires a Business Information Security officer.

The incumbent would be responsible for actively executing the IS program elements and other plans developed by the Business or Infosec office as applicable, assist the businesses in identifying IS risks and ensure they are understood – that appropriate controls are embedded in the day-to-day operations and remediation of non-compliance is documented and addressed. He must respond to security events by initiating and coordinating emergency actions to protect the business unit and its customers from an imminent loss of information or value.

The incumbent would also be responsible to report IS issues to the business and work with them to identify solutions to remediate them. Escalate as applicable with appropriate documentation. Facilitate awareness and training programs as specified by the Business and/or Infosec unit as applicable. Coordinate and actively manage the Third Party IS Assessment program in coordination with the business. Identify and proactively implement corrective action for any gaps identified as part of above mentioned reviews and coordinate the capture of IS key indicator metrics for reporting as would be applicable.

Experience: The incumbent should have a minimum of 3-5 years experience in Operations & Control activities, with a good understanding of products, processes and technology. Should have a good understanding of the applicable policies and their business implications. Should possess good communication skills and be capable of handling complex business relationships in a mature manner. The incumbent should preferably be CISA certified.

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Source:- IIPM Editorial, 2006

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