Information Security Analyst II

As an Information Security Analyst II at Motive, your core responsibilities will include managing Data Loss Prevention strategies, leading the incident response lifecycle, conducting cyber risk assessments, and monitoring compliance with key regulatory standards. You'll proactively safeguard sensitive information and ensure that security protocols are maintained across our operations.

To qualify for the Information Security Analyst II role at Motive, candidates should have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field, along with at least 7 years of experience in Information Security, IT audits, compliance, and risk management. Certifications such as CEH, Security+, or CISA are preferred and contribute to a strong application.

Motive is committed to professional growth and development. As an Information Security Analyst II, you'll have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects that allow you to sharpen your skills and stay current with industry best practices. We also encourage certifications and continuous learning to ensure you're well-equipped to tackle new challenges in the sector.

In the Information Security Analyst II role at Motive, you will utilize a range of tools dedicated to Data Loss Prevention and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM). You'll be tasked with optimizing these toolsets and ensuring effective monitoring of our systems and networks, contributing greatly to our overall security posture.

Motive fosters a culture of diversity and inclusion, valuing the unique perspectives and experiences of all employees. As an Information Security Analyst II, you'll collaborate with a passionate team dedicated to enhancing safety and productivity in business operations, working in a flexible and supportive remote environment.

Highlight your expertise in Data Loss Prevention, your analytical skills in managing incident responses, and your deep understanding of compliance and risk management frameworks like NIST CSF. Providing specific examples of past achievements can also illustrate your strengths effectively.

Discuss a specific incident where you detected a security issue, the steps you took to investigate and mitigate it, and the lessons learned from the experience. This will demonstrate your practical knowledge and the ability to handle real-world security challenges.

Explain your method for assessing risks based on potential impact and urgency. Providing a structured approach shows that you can manage your responsibilities effectively when faced with multiple tasks or incidents.

Talk about specific methodologies you've employed to assess third-party security postures, including evaluating compliance with security standards and the challenges you've faced in ensuring their alignment with your organization's security policies.

Mention any industry publications you follow, conferences you attend, or online courses you've completed. This shows your commitment to continual learning and staying informed about evolving threats and technologies in the field.

List relevant tools you have experience with, particularly those related to Data Loss Prevention and SIEM. Sharing your familiarity with specific technologies will help the interviewer ascertain your technical capabilities.

Discuss your strategies for training and raising awareness among staff about data protection measures, how you promote a culture of security, and any tools or methods you utilize for effective communication.

Explain the importance of clear and timely communication during an incident response, both within your security team and with other departments. Good communication can minimize confusion and expedite resolutions, which is vital in emergency situations.

Offer a brief overview of the framework, including its components: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover. Elaborating on how you've applied this framework in your previous roles will demonstrate your practical expertise.

Discuss the principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability, and how you apply them in your work. Highlight your commitment to ethical standards and the responsibility of handling sensitive information.