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Monday - Friday- 8am - 5pm Hybrid
General Summary
Provides strategic direction and guidance for the overall information security technology infrastructure including architecture and advanced support of the operations team. Serves as lead architect and develops long range strategic plans to secure the existing enterprise and ensure that new infrastructure is implemented with security requirements built in. Oversees development of new security protection capabilities, manages day to day output and functions, develops life cycle planning for protection, detection analysis and incident response for all enterprise information security technology operations. Provides and manages all sustainment functions to support the existing security infrastructure in order to maintain critical services in a safe and secure manner. Oversees and manages a highly specialized staff, whose role it is to implement security monitoring capabilities, perform detection analytics, event management, advanced support and incident response. Works closely with the Director-Information Security to identify non-compliance with information security policies and directives and to support information security strategy. Works collaboratively with the implementation organizations to identify, develop and implement security solutions to mitigate threats and to take action in a tactical situation to increase defenses. Enforces Information Services (IS) security controls, safeguards and policies and procedures in accordance with regulatory requirements. Coordinates with peers in organizations outside of WellSpan to form relationships to share incident activity and enhance strategic and tactical protection posture.
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