DLP Engineer [JOB ID 20261102]

Phoenix Cyber•Las Vegas, NV
•Onsite

About The Position

Phoenix Cyber is seeking a DLP Engineer to join its client delivery team. The position is onsite at the client location. The engineer will assess data loss prevention (DLP) configurations, infrastructure, and available solutions; help the customer select an endpoint protection tool; and develop DLP designs, integrations, and enterprise reporting capabilities. The role also includes configuring reporting and endpoint policies in monitoring mode, developing endpoint system test plans, and testing and tuning DLP policies. The engineer will assess Microsoft Office 365 email configuration, infrastructure, email flow, and DLP options. Responsibilities include monitoring and categorizing Office 365 email and endpoint alerts, coordinating with business process owners to enable secure information and data exchange, developing risk-reduction plans, and conducting user acceptance testing (UAT).

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of experience defining an endpoint data protection program, such as Forcepoint DLP, for a large enterprise.
  • At least 5 years of experience defining a full-lifecycle email data protection program for a large enterprise.
  • Experience with regular expressions (Regex).
  • Top Secret clearance.
  • Forcepoint certifications.
  • DSPM experience.

Nice To Haves

  • Active CySA, CEH, SSCP, or GICSP certification.

Responsibilities

  • Assess DLP configuration, infrastructure, and data loss prevention options.
  • Assess endpoint protection tool options and help the customer select the best option.
  • Develop DLP designs and integrations, and assess enterprise reporting capabilities.
  • Configure DLP reporting capabilities and endpoint policies in monitoring mode.
  • Develop endpoint system test plans.
  • Assess Microsoft Office 365 email configuration, infrastructure, email flow, and DLP options.
  • Monitor, review, and categorize Office 365 email alerts.
  • Coordinate with business processes and owners to move to secure information exchange.
  • Develop risk-reduction plans.
  • Test and tune DLP policies and conduct user acceptance testing (UAT).
  • Monitor, review, and categorize endpoint alerts.
  • Coordinate with business processes and owners to move to secure data exchange.
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