Data Loss Prevention Analyst

Dublin
9 months ago
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Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Governance Analyst
Location: Remote/Hybrid - Flexible for the right candidate

We are seeking a highly motivated Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Governance Analyst to join the Security Operations Governance Program. In this critical role, you'll support the oversight and reporting functions of our enterprise DLP program, helping to ensure adherence to internal information protection standards.

As a DLP Governance Analyst, you will be responsible for generating insightful, actionable reports and scorecards used to evaluate compliance across business units. You will work collaboratively with cross-functional teams and third-party vendors, ensuring that data classification, removable media handling, and media inventorization practices align with security policies and regulatory requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain governance reports and scorecards that track DLP compliance
Support reporting requirements for internal committees and regulatory forums
Collaborate with internal teams and vendors to ensure data handling governance standards are metWhat We're Looking For:

In-depth knowledge of DLP controls and best practices in a corporate setting
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
Ability to navigate a fast-paced environment while managing multiple priorities
Proficiency in reporting tools and ticket tracking systemsQualifications:

Background in cybersecurity, DLP, or related fields through work, education, or military service
Familiarity with AI/ML governance, encryption practices, and information protection frameworksIf you're passionate about data security and want to make a measurable impact, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to help strengthen our cybersecurity governance program

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