Union/Affiliation:

Administrative and Professional Staff (APSA)

Pay range:

$99,865 to $119,148 annually

SFU Department Descr:

IT Services - Information Security Operation

Position Grade:

12

of openings:

1

Biweekly Hours:

72

Who We Are

Simon Fraser University is a leading research university, advancing an inclusive and sustainable future. Our purpose – the essence of SFU – is to create and connect knowledge, learning and community for deeper understanding and meaningful impact. We are committed to fostering excellence, innovation, belonging and community in all that we do.

Serving students, staff, faculty, and our wider community, Information Security Services leads and develops foundational services to help achieve SFU's academic, research, and community engagement missions. We deliver SFU's day-to-day information security needs through the work of our governance, risk, & compliance and operations teams and our colleagues in other departments. We collaboratively, respectfully, and inclusively engage and work with our partners to meet the needs of and make a difference in the everyday lives of the people we serve, in addition to creating a vibrant work culture of learning and growth for our staff.

About the Role

The Information Security Analyst executes, assesses, and continuously improves a holistic, integrated, risk-based security framework (comprising policies, procedures, and control techniques) to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the University's information. The Analyst assesses risk and makes recommendations for change through involvement with regional, national, and international research and education organizations and working groups. The position responds to incidents, working closely with SFU's academic and research communities. The Analyst conducts privacy impact assessments, security risk assessments, and/or business impact assessments prior to the production implementation of new IT services. The Analyst supports the effective management of information security risks and adherence to legislative and partner requirements.

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