Information Security Analyst
Purpose
Purpose:
To develop, monitor, and enforce policy and practice standards to ensure that UT
Arlington's resources and information are secure from unauthorized access,
protected from inappropriate alteration, physically secure, and available to users in
a timely fashion.
Essential Functions
Function 1:
Assist the security team in support of information security projects and
requirements.
15 % Time
Function 2:
Assist in the development, implementation, and updating of security policies and
procedures.
10 % Time
Function 3:
Support the handling, reporting, recording, and resolution of campus-wide security
incidents.
15 % Time
Function 4:
Assist in the development, implementation, and monitoring of access control, data
confidentiality, system integrity, system reliability, system audit and recovery
methods and procedures.
15 % Time
Function 5:
Provide technical support for security projects.
20 % Time
Function 6:
Support of security equipment to ensure proper operation, including but not limited
to installation and upgrades.
10 % Time
Function 7:
Support the development and implementation of security awareness training
programs.
5 % Time
Function 8:
Interface with OIT and non-OIT personnel to resolve security related issues.
10 % Time
Marginal/Incidental Functions
Marginal/Incidental Functions:
Other functions as assigned.
Qualifications
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Information Technology or related field. 2 years experience in
information security, risk analysis management, networks, web development,
application development or other related field. Applicants must include in their
online resume the following information - 1. Employment history,name of company,
period employed, from month-year to month-year, job title, summary of job duties
and 2. Education college or college degree, list school name, degree type, major,
graduated or not, and hours completed if not graduated. Must possess excellent oral
and written skills creating programmatic documentation, standard operating
procedures and granular process checklists.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with toolsets such as, but not limited to, Intrusion Detection Systems,
Intrusion Prevention Systems, Host Based Security Systems, Security Event and
Incident Management, DNS security practices, advanced log analysis, network
monitoring, network flow analysis, packet capture analysis, network proxies,
firewalls, anti-malware analysis, Linux or UNIX command line, Linux or Windows OS
administration, and access control lists desired. Enterprise security and network
engineering knowledge to integrate capabilities inorder to provide a cohesive
operating picture of defence-in-depth, desired. Familiarity with Macintosh OS X, a
plus.