FAQs
What is the primary role of the InfoSec Analyst at BPM?
The primary role of the InfoSec Analyst is to manage day-to-day operations of in-place security solutions and to identify, investigate, and resolve security breaches detected by those systems.
What qualifications are required for the InfoSec Analyst position?
Candidates must have a college diploma or university degree in Computer Science or equivalent work experience, along with one or more relevant certifications such as CompTIA Security+, GIAC Information Security Fundamentals, or (ISC)2 Associate.
What kind of experience is preferred for this role?
Extensive experience working in a SOC environment, a background in handling incidents and breaches, and familiarity with firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and data encryption are preferred.
What certifications are acceptable for this position?
Acceptable certifications include CompTIA Security+, GIAC Information Security Fundamentals, Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator: Security, and Associate of (ISC)2.
Is the InfoSec Analyst role focused only on reactive security measures?
No, the role also involves proactive measures such as planning and designing enterprise security architecture and participating in vulnerability assessments and security audits.
Will the InfoSec Analyst be involved in the development of security policies?
Yes, the InfoSec Analyst will participate in creating and maintaining enterprise security documents, including policies, standards, baselines, guidelines, and procedures.
What personal attributes are valued for this position?
The ideal candidate should possess strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, effective prioritization, good communication skills, and the ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment.
How does BPM emphasize work-life balance for its employees?
BPM fosters a flexible culture that allows professionals to maintain a balanced lifestyle between work responsibilities and personal commitments, reflecting the firm’s people-centered culture.
Will the InfoSec Analyst need to provide support for end users?
Yes, the InfoSec Analyst will provide on-call support for end users regarding all in-place security solutions.
What types of security solutions should the InfoSec Analyst be familiar with?
The InfoSec Analyst should have a working knowledge of firewalls, intrusion detection systems, anti-virus software, data encryption, and other industry-standard security techniques and practices.