Security GRC Specialist (Mid-Level)

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JOB LOCATION: Dublin IRELAND

DURATION: 12+ Months (Possibility for Extensions)

TYPE: Contract

WORK PATTERN: Mon –Fri – Full Time Onsite (5 Days a Week)

PAY RATE: € 550 - € 580 / EUROS PER DAY

Security Governance, Risk and Compliance Specialist – 2 Roles (Senior & Mid-Level)

Overview:

Our client is seeking GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) Security Specialists to strengthen their cybersecurity, data protection, and compliance programs. These roles will cover risk management, third-party security, data governance, and security awareness, working closely with internal stakeholders and business teams.

Roles & Responsibilities:

Risk Management and Compliance:

• Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and monitor compliance status.
Third-Party Security Management:

• Conduct assessments to determine vendor alignment with applicable cybersecurity and data protection requirements.

• Identify explicit and implicit risks arising from vendor relationships.

• Enhance the process for managing third-party security asessments, including ongoing monitoring and engagement with high-risk vendors.

• Strengthen engagement with internal stakeholders to provide visibility into third-party risk exposure and remediation status.
Data Classification Framework and Governance:

• Define and maintain data classification definitions and handling guidelines.
Data Discovery and Business Engagement:

• Lead structured data discovery engagements to understand data usage.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Strategy and Policy Design:

• Design DLP strategies and policies aligned with business workflows.

• Continuously review DLP effectiveness and support the business in responding to identified data risks.
Security Awareness and Training:

• Define and implement a comprehensive security awareness strategy .

Requirements / Skills:

Proven experience in GRC, cybersecurity, or risk management
Experience with third-party risk assessments
Knowledge of data classification frameworks, DLP, and security policies
Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills
Analytical mindset with ability to identify, report, and remediate risks

Thank You.

Have a Great Day…

Kind Regards,

Karuna Kodiganti

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Karuna (@) EndeavourRecruitment (dot) com

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