Cybersecurity Analyst

About Edmonton Catholic Schools

Position details and summary

Duties and responsibilities

• Investigate security reports, respond to incidents, coordinate remediation, document actions, and improve incident response.
• Monitor network security, detect intrusions, patch vulnerabilities with tools such as CrowdStrike and Tenable, and conduct assessments.
• Support end users, teach security practices, respond to credential breaches, and maintain a cybersecurity website in SharePoint.
• Review security risks in proposed network and infrastructure changes and document and communicate secure change activity.
• Maintain technical knowledge, share best practices, and contribute to cybersecurity policies and procedures.

Knowledge and qualifications

• Requires a bachelor's degree, post-secondary diploma, or two years of cybersecurity experience.
• CEH and ISC certifications are required; the posting says certifications are to be obtained within three years.
• Requires understanding of cybersecurity risk management frameworks and security best practices.
• Requires familiarity with application and infrastructure security, including firewalls, IDS/IPS, SIEM, network security, password management, encryption, and access management.
• Requires proficiency with security monitoring tools and Configuration Manager/Intune for patching vulnerabilities.
• Requires knowledge of records management, POPA, ATIA, workplace safety, and occupational health and safety regulations.
• Requires problem solving, ability to influence decisions, and strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Workplace and organizational knowledge

• Understanding of educational environments and their technical needs is requested.
• Knowledge of the Division's operations, mission, faith-based environment, and administrative procedures is requested.

Pay

• Rate of pay is listed as $78,900-$98,700; the posting does not specify a pay period.