Cybersecurity Remediation Specialist

Cummins•Troy, MI

7h•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for a talented Cybersecurity Remediation Specialist to join our team specializing in Systems/Information Technology for Cummins, Inc. in Troy, MI. In this role, you will make an impact by leading cybersecurity risk assessments, applying cybersecurity policies, providing technical expertise, evaluating security risks, partnering with stakeholders, interpreting cybersecurity frameworks, building stakeholder relationships, and coaching/mentoring team members.

Requirements

College, university, or equivalent degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or Information Technology, or related subject, or relevant equivalent experience required.
This position may require licensing for compliance with export controls or sanctions regulations.
Intermediate level of relevant work experience required.
3-5 years of experience

Responsibilities

Lead cybersecurity risk assessments using established risk management frameworks and develop mitigation strategies to reduce organizational risk.
Apply cybersecurity policies, data privacy principles, and industry standards to protect enterprise systems and information.
Provide technical cybersecurity expertise and guidance for new and existing technology solutions.
Evaluate security risks associated with technology changes and recommend appropriate controls and remediation actions.
Partner with business and technical stakeholders to ensure security requirements are incorporated into solution design and implementation.
Interpret and apply cybersecurity frameworks and standards such as NIST, ISO, ITIL, and COBIT within organizational processes.
Build and maintain strong stakeholder relationships, serving as a trusted advisor and business partner on cybersecurity matters.
Coach, mentor, and develop less experienced team members while promoting cybersecurity best practices across the organization.
Assess cybersecurity risks, vulnerabilities, and threats. Implement mitigation strategies to reduce business risk. Provide security recommendations based on emerging threats.
Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards. Assess the effectiveness of controls and identify opportunities to reduce risk. Recommend improvements that strengthen governance and compliance performance.
Build strong relationships and effectively balance the needs of multiple stakeholders. Communicate compliance requirements, risks, and priorities clearly. Collaborate across teams to achieve business and compliance objectives.
Deliver engaging training that meets individual and group learning needs. Help employees understand and apply compliance requirements in their daily work.
Analyze cybersecurity control findings from assessments, audits, and internal reviews.
Translate control gaps into actionable remediation activities for control owners.
Facilitate remediation discussions with IT, engineering, and business teams.
Drive remediation progress through collaboration and influence.
Develop and maintain Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms).
Track remediation status across multiple frameworks and business areas.
Escalate risks related to delayed remediation activities.
Ensure remediation plans include milestones, dependencies, and target dates.
Validate remediation actions against control intent and framework requirements.
Coordinate collection and validation of remediation evidence.
Support updates to SSPs, control narratives, and support documentation.
Promote sustainable remediation practices and identify recurring trends.
Prepare remediation summaries and status updates for leadership.
Support stakeholder inquiries regarding remediation status and closure rationale.
Maintain remediation records and documentation.
Track and report remediation progress and closure metrics.