Global Information Security (GIS) is responsible for protecting bank through Information Security strategy, policy/standards, manages the Information Security program, identifies and addresses vulnerabilities and operates global security operations center that monitor, detects and responds to cybersecurity incidents. Within GIS, Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a security discipline that enables the right individuals to access the right resources at the right times and in the right context. IAM addresses the mission-critical need to ensure appropriate access to the resources across increasingly heterogeneous technology environments, and to meet increasingly rigorous identity requirements.
What you can expect in IAM:
In today’s highly connected world, managing and securing the identity of users is essential to the safety and success of our workforce. The IAM team works within Global Information Services (GIS) and in close participation with all lines of business (LOB), as well as second and third line of defense partners. This role is highly visible and requires frequent interaction with senior management and key stakeholders.
Are you passionate about the latest IT technologies and thrive in a fast-paced international environment? In a typical day, you may work with other team members on the book of work, operational concerns, or risk items. You will help overcome obstacles and maintain good relationships with key stakeholders across the Bank to ensure timely and effective delivery. We offer you the opportunity to collaborate with passionate competent people, experts in their field. We thrive on being challenged and everything we do is anchored in managing risk for the Bank.
The IAM Information Security Controls Specialist will analyze, strengthen, and secure the company's related systems and overall security posture for identity and resource lifecycle governance. This role focuses on collaboration across all Lines of Business, CIO teams, to continuously improve the organization's adherence to security best practices, laws/rules/regulations, and policies. The Control Specialist will analyze technology, controls and various other areas to identify inefficiencies and drive designing of improvement opportunities to enable adherence.
The role also will actively apply knowledge of laws, rules, regulations, and information security concepts (e.g., NIST, COBIT, ISO) to establish and maintain policies, validate alignment of processes and controls to requirements, and report on adherence to policy requirements. Job expectations include using data analytics and partnering with internal teams to verify policy compliance, identify gaps in coverage, and support remediation activities.