Security Governance Analyst II

The Security Governance Analyst II at ZOLL is responsible for implementing and optimizing data protection tools, conducting data discovery and classification, investigating data breaches, and leading governance projects. Additionally, you'll be tasked with analyzing alerts for data security incidents, collaborating with IT and legal teams, and developing training sessions on data governance.

To qualify for the Security Governance Analyst II position at ZOLL, candidates should possess a Bachelor's Degree in cybersecurity or a related field and have a minimum of 5 years of experience in cybersecurity, specifically focusing on data protection or governance. A solid understanding of security frameworks and data protection concepts is also essential.

At ZOLL, the Security Governance Analyst II role is seen as a vital stepping stone for career advancement within information security. By successfully managing data protection efforts and leading governance projects, you’ll develop key skills and gain visibility that can open doors to higher-level positions in the cybersecurity field.

A successful Security Governance Analyst II at ZOLL should have proficiency in data loss prevention (DLP) solutions, encryption technologies, and cloud security controls. Familiarity with security frameworks such as PCI, GDPR, and NIST is also critical, along with technical expertise in tools like Microsoft Purview.

ZOLL is committed to the professional growth of its employees, including Security Governance Analysts II. You will have access to continuous training and development opportunities, including workshops on data governance and protection, alongside support to pursue relevant certifications to enhance your expertise.

In your answer, highlight specific tools you've worked with, like DLP solutions or encryption technologies. Discuss your role in implementing these tools and how you’ve optimized their performance to enhance data protection.

Discuss your familiarity with regulations like GDPR and HIPAA. Share your process for ensuring compliance, such as conducting assessments or audits, and give examples of how you’ve successfully managed compliance in past roles.

Share a specific incident where you played a key role in responding to a data breach. Include the steps you took to investigate, mitigate the issue, and communicate with stakeholders about the breach.

Explain the frameworks or methodologies you use for data classification, including how you assess the risk levels of different assets and the importance of effective classification in data protection.

Discuss your strategies for staying informed, such as following industry publications, attending webinars, and participating in professional organizations. Emphasize the importance of continuous learning in the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity.

Share a specific example that showcases your leadership skills. Highlight the project’s scope, your role, the challenges faced, and the positive outcomes achieved for the organization.

Talk about your experience working cross-functionally. Describe how you communicate effectively, manage different priorities, and ensure all parties are aligned on objectives during investigations.

Emphasize the significance of creating a culture of security awareness. Discuss the types of training you have developed or delivered and the impact those sessions had on improving data handling practices.

Share how you conduct risk assessments, what frameworks you rely on, and your experience in identifying and mitigating potential risks related to data governance.

Explain your time management strategies, perhaps mentioning tools or techniques you use to prioritize tasks. Discuss how you ensure that urgent and important matters are addressed efficiently.