Information Security Manager

Printpack•Atlanta, GA

About The Position

The Information Security Manager is responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring information security programs. The role requires skill in managing complex security environments and knowledge of security regulations and compliance. Areas of responsibility include software asset management, identity access management, security architecture and administration, policies and training, third-party management, IT disaster recovery, and business continuity.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree from a four-year college or university in IT Security, Information Systems, or a related field.
Advanced experience working in Information Technology and Information Security Systems Management.
Experience in Information Security Systems Management.
Outstanding analytical, interpersonal, and leadership skills.
Demonstrated ability to manage people and coach and develop talent.
Ability to lead, provide clear direction, and influence key decision makers.
Good general understanding of IT; excellent communication skills; ability to remain calm under pressure; and strong organization.
Strong problem-solving and process-oriented thinking abilities.

Nice To Haves

Broad business process knowledge relevant to Printpack.
Oracle Identity Access Management experience.
CISSP or CISM certification.

Responsibilities

Act as a key liaison among management, programmers, risk assessment staff, and auditors.
Manage and develop information security talent.
Administer department budgets and staff schedules.
Design and define enterprise-wide corporate security standards, policies, best practices, architecture, and systems.
Lead vulnerability audits, forensic investigations, and mitigation procedures.
Develop and maintain a data loss prevention program.
Respond immediately to security incidents and provide thorough post-event analysis.
Track software licensing and ensure enterprise-wide compliance.
Evaluate, approve, and administer identity access according to roles and needs.
Establish organization-wide training in security awareness, protocols, and procedures.
Assess, test, and select security products and technologies.
Define security protocols and processes, and measure effectiveness when evaluating and selecting vendors.
Establish an ongoing monitoring framework for requesting, procuring, deploying, managing, and retiring assets.
Coordinate and lead IT disaster recovery efforts; develop, review, practice, and revise the plan as IT resources and circumstances change.
Facilitate, communicate, and coordinate business continuity efforts with a cross-functional team; develop, review, practice, and revise the plan as circumstances change.