Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer - IAM - job 13 of 25

As a Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer - IAM at Visa, your key responsibilities will include understanding complex authentication and authorization models, enrolling applications into IAM governance systems, automating workflows to enhance efficiency, leading IAM projects, and ensuring all processes meet regulatory compliance. You will also provide essential customer support and manage incident responses.

Candidates for the Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer - IAM position at Visa should possess strong problem-solving skills, coding/scripting capabilities, and a solid understanding of IAM principles. Familiarity with AI technologies and automation processes is a plus, alongside excellent communication skills to collaborate with various stakeholders.

The Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer - IAM role plays a critical part in Visa's security posture by integrating advanced automation and AI into IAM processes, enhancing the effectiveness of controls, ensuring regulatory compliance, and continuously monitoring IAM operations to protect sensitive information effectively.

The work environment for the Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer - IAM at Visa is hybrid, combining the flexibility of remote work with essential in-office days as determined by the hiring manager. This dynamic setup fosters collaboration and innovation while allowing for a comfortable work-life balance.

At Visa, a Sr. Cybersecurity Engineer - IAM has numerous opportunities for career growth. With ongoing training in cutting-edge technologies and methodologies, cross-functional collaboration, and the potential to lead critical projects, employees can significantly advance their skills and career trajectory within the company.

To enroll an application in an IAM governance system, I would start by assessing the application’s authentication and authorization requirements, document all necessary configurations, collaboratively work with stakeholders for integration, and ensure that all IAM controls are enforced according to established policies.

I would monitor IAM processes by utilizing analytics tools to measure performance metrics, implementing automated workflows for routine checks, soliciting feedback from users, and staying updated on industry best practices to continuously improve the effectiveness and efficiency of IAM controls.

Developing an IAM governance framework involves analyzing regulatory compliance requirements, defining clear roles and responsibilities, establishing policies and procedures, and collaborating with various departments to ensure that the framework supports the organization's goals while minimizing security risks.

I have experience integrating AI technologies into IAM processes to streamline operations, enhance security measures, automate anomaly detection, and improve user experiences by implementing intelligent solutions that adapt to evolving security landscapes.

I once encountered an incident where unauthorized access was detected within our IAM system. I quickly assembled a response team, conducted a thorough investigation to identify the source, implemented additional security measures, and communicated with affected stakeholders to ensure transparency and trust.

To ensure compliance with regulatory standards in IAM, I regularly review processes against industry regulations, conduct audits, promote training and awareness within the team, and work closely with compliance officers to address any gaps identified during assessments.

I would assess the current manual processes, identify repetitive tasks suitable for automation, then create scripts or utilize automation tools to streamline those validations. Documenting these automated workflows is also essential for consistent application and future audits.

When managing audit requests related to IAM, my approach would involve organizing documentation that outlines our IAM processes, preparing responses to specific queries, ensuring all information is accurate and complete, and collaborating with the audit team to facilitate a smooth review process.

I stay current by subscribing to industry publications, attending relevant conferences and webinars, participating in professional groups, and engaging with peers in the cybersecurity community to share knowledge about emerging technologies and practices in IAM.

The most significant challenge facing IAM today is adapting to the rapidly evolving threat landscape while ensuring that identity governance remains agile and secure. This requires constant vigilance, innovation, and the integration of advanced technologies like AI to proactively defend against potential threats.