Data Privacy Security Analyst

Overview:

• Investigate EIRP (Enterprise Incident Response Program) Incident Tickets
• Manage a case load of multiple simultaneous on-gong investigations.
• Develop a detailed understanding of the logistical and technical processes for travel booking.
• Identify affected data owner(s) and region(s).Chase stakeholders for relevant data and case facts.
• Determine root cause(s) of data privacy exposure.
• Initiate remediation with proper system owner(s).Provide detailed report to the Incident Response and Core Team.
• Investigate CS (Cybersecurity) Incident Tickets
• Document Lost/Stolen Assets.
• Follow up and ensure police reports are filed in proper jurisdictions.
• Investigate HR/Legal Request Incident Tickets
• Document digital media assets on legal hold.
• Document digital media assets under internal investigation.
• Conduct forensically sound acquisition of GBT digital media.
• Provide detailed forensic report of requested data.
• Provide evidence to approved SME in a forensically sound process.

Requirements:

• Interact daily with technical and non-technical employees and stakeholders.
• Be able to describe technical processes to non-technical stakeholders clearly and succinctly.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• A sound understanding of online booking and GDS mechanisms
• A sound understanding of information technology work flows.
• A sound understanding of forensic processes.
• Lead weekly meetings with legal and technical teams around incident investigations.
• Ideal candidate would be possibly a retired law enforcement who knows how to handle digital evidence, someone who worked with computer crimes would be a great candidate. If the person understands the travel industry, online booking systems, that would be a perfect candidate. So if a person worked for any online booking or airlines in data security would be great.

Compensation:

• $30.85 – $41.14