Chief Security Officer

Benefits

• California-based hybrid workplace
• Innovative and collaborative work culture
• Comprehensive healthcare coverage, including medical, dental and vision
• Retirement pension and savings plans
• Generous paid leave package, including 13 paid holidays
• Ongoing professional development opportunities
• Employee wellness program

Position Available

The ITD Information Security Division plays a pivotal role in ensuring the availability and integrity of County data. Our dedicated team vigilantly monitors information assets for any signs of compromise, employing state-of-the-art techniques and technologies, to detect and respond to potential threats. In the event of security incidents, we employ robust strategies to restore assets promptly, minimizing disruptions to County operations and ensuring continuity of essential services. Through collaborative partnerships and continuous education initiatives, we empower County departments to stay ahead of evolving threats and effectively manage security risks.

The Chief Security Officer (CSO) reports directly to the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and is responsible for leading the County's information security operations and supervising a team of security engineers. The ideal candidate will be a collaborative security technology leader that can successfully navigate a matrixed environment with both an internal team and departmental security officers. In addition, the successful candidate will possess deep knowledge and experience in both on premise and cloud based security technology and will be able to enhance awareness and proactively strengthen our security posture.

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EOE

Thorough Knowledge of: Principles and methods used in the analysis and development of information security systems and procedures. Principles of management and supervision. Currently accepted information security standards, guidelines and theories. Computer technology. Information technology equipment operation, capacity and capability. Analytical techniques relating to the assessment of business needs and the generation of management decision making information. Information technology security practices. Current information security regulations, including Federal Information Security Management Act, Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, Federal Information Processing Standar, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Personally Identifiable Information, and Protected Health Information, and various other laws, regulations and statutes. Hacker tools and techniques used to gain unauthorized access to computer systems.