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ISO 27001 1 big thing: Develop experience managing multi discipline technical teams and defines project scope and objectives.

The big picture: Assure your personnel leads the ongoing development and execution of Disaster Preparation and Recovery, CAPA, Investigation, and risk assessment as they related to ISO certification and the Technology Solutions business.

Why it matters: Certify your workforce monitor for changes in the business that may affect the Incident/Problem environment and, therefore, require possible changes to activities.

Be smart: Lead the design, implementation, operation and maintenance of the cybersecurity Management System based on the ISO/IEC 27000 series standards, including certification against ISO/IEC 27001, where applicable.

What we’re hearing: “Ensure there is a strong analytical and strong problem-solving skills -communicates in a clear and succinct manner and effectively evaluates information data to make decisions, anticipates obstacles and develops plans to resolve, creates actionable strategies and operational plans., Liliana M. – Business Analyst

What to watch: Do also design, maintain and administer your organizations safety and health program for compliance with OSHA and other regulatory standards as well as customer requirements.

Meanwhile: Possess expertise in valuing and implementing industry standards as NIST, ISO 27001/2, SOC 2, HITRUST and FedRAMP Information Security standard and the ISO 22301 Business Continuity Standard.

The backdrop: Work directly with sales as the initial escalation point of contact for security and compliance assessments, questions, and calls with prospective (internal) customers.

How it works: Be able to interface with and liaise with ISM stakeholders such as HR, business continuity, facilities, and other departments which oversee and have responsibility for various domains of the firms security program.

What they’re saying: “Lead and collaborate the security architecture design review and change review processes and ensure security architecture is adequately addressed in strategy plans, environmental changes, and architecture designs., Jon T. – Vendor Risk Analyst

Go deeper: Make headway so that your process develops a zero trust strategy and architecture for managing the security and privacy of all corporate assets and information.

Between the lines: Ensure your it team provides support and oversight for subsidiary activities, while ensuring each organization maintains local decision making to operate how they know best.

On the flip side: Work closely with Information Security Team members to support customer and ISO 27001 audits and invest in NSF security policies, standards, and recommendations.

Yes, but: Ensure you aim to remain #1 by building the software testing platform of the future: AI-driven test automation, test management, change impact analysis, release readiness, performance engineering, operational continuity.

The bottom line: Certify your process is identifying, communicating, and maintaining awareness of current and emerging security threats, industry trends, and best practices to promote innovation across various products.

What’s next: Work closely with your security peers and other leaders of the product and engineering teams to develop and iterate on controls, to ensure best practice security assurances are being considered across all verticals, such as enterprise technology, product development, and cloud infrastructure.

ICYMI: Collaborate with project delivery, product, and platform teams to ensure successful transition and implementation, stay abreast of emerging customer needs, and guide product roadmap.


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