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Security Data Loss Prevention Engineer

Belfast
7 months ago
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Role Overview:
A large legal firm has a new requirement for a Security Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Engineer. The DLP Engineer will be required to take on the responsibility of handling data loss prevention, monitor the use of current tooling and ensure a continuous improvement program is in place and being implemented.
The Responsibilities:

Protect both the company and client's sensitive data from data loss or exposure
Develop, implement, and administer company DLP policies
Perform analysis and triage of DLP Policy violations
Provide executive-level reporting on DLP incidents
Partner with technical peers to develop Firmwide strategy for data loss preventionThe Required Skills and Experience:

Computer Science bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience
Certifications such as: Microsoft SC-400, AZ-500, MS- 900, or CISSP
Proficiency in implementing and managing DLP solutions, including Microsoft Purview, M365, and Proofpoint technologies
An understanding of security DLP best practices and frameworks, including GDPR, HIPAA, and other relevant regulations
Ability to develop, configure, and write DLP policies to protect sensitive data and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
Familiar with End-User Behaviour Analytics (EUBA) and Insider Risk Management processes and tools
Experience in analysing and responding to DLP alerts and incidents, collaborating with the Incident Response team for incident remediation
Strong troubleshooting skills to resolve issues related to DLP endpoint and cloud technologies and ensure the smooth operation of DLP systems.

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