Principal Technical Program Manager - Health Data Intelligence
OracleAbout the role
This role plays a pivotal part in strengthening of Oracle’s security posture, focusing on one or more of the following: risk management; regulatory compliance; threat and vulnerability management; incident management and response; security policy development and enforcement; privacy; information security education, training and awareness (ISETA); digital forensics and similar focus areas.
Risk Management: Assesses the information security risk associated with existing and proposed business operational programs, systems, applications, practices and procedures in complex, business-critical environments. May conduct and document complex information security risk assessments. May assist in the creation and implementation of security solutions and programs.
Regulatory Compliance: assists in programs to establish, document and track compliance to industry and government standards and regulations, e.g. ISO-27001, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP, GDPR, etc. Researches and interprets current and pending governmental laws and regulations, industry standards and customer and vendor contracts to communicate compliance requirements to the business.Threat and Vulnerability Management: May research, evaluate, track, and manage information security threats and vulnerabilities in situations where analysis of well-understood information is required.
Incident Management and response: Responds to security events, identifying possible intrusions and responding in line with Oracle incident response playbooks.
Digital Forensics: May conduct data collection, preservation and forensic analysis of digital media independently, where a basic understanding of forensic techniques is required.
Other areas of focus may include duties managing Information Security Education, Training and Awareness programs. In a Corporate Security role, may manage the creation, review and approval of corporate information security policies.
Compiles information and reports for management.
Preferred but not required qualifications include: Bachelor-level university degree in a relevant field from an accredited university, or equivalent. CISSP, CISM, CISA, CIPP or other equivalent certification. Experience identifying, designing, and deploying attack-mitigation techniques with minimal business impact. Experience managing security incidents in an incident commander role. Comprehensive knowledge of networks, systems, applications and their related data flows. Ability to lead cross-departmental security initiatives and advocate for secure development, networks, and architecture. Demonstrable experience with scripting and automation. Expert level knowledge of web technologies, middleware, database, OS, firewalls, network communication protocols and methods. Knowledge of database security principles. Strong knowledge of encryption technologies and architectures. Experience with identity management principles and technology.
Experience with: Logging and log analysis. Identity management principles and technology.
Disclaimer:
Certain US customer or client-facing roles may be required to comply with applicable requirements, such as immunization and occupational health mandates.
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