The Vice President of Information Security/CISO reports directly to the SVP, Chief Risk Officer and will oversee the enterprise-wide security program. The security program includes Governance, Risk and Compliance ("GRC"), Disaster Recovery Management, Identity and Access Management and Cyber Operations. The CISO must have a strong technical background and fully understand threats, risk mitigation and technical controls. The CISO assumes accountability for the daily security tactical operations and overall strategic execution of corporate security roadmaps that safeguards company data and systems against evolving cybersecurity threats. Other responsibilities include collaborating across the health system to develop an incident command structure and plan, balancing security risk management with cost-effective decision-making to support business and care delivery priorities and fostering a culture of security awareness and continuous improvement throughout the organization. The Vice President of Information Security/CISO must exhibit a blend of leadership qualities. The CISO acts as a thought leader and strategic thinker, capable of anticipating future challenges and developing and executing security roadmaps in collaboration with various teams and peers. Leads and mentors their team, committed to team member accountability, collaboration, growth and development. An effective communicator who disseminates information, builds trust, and supports stakeholders across the organization. Appropriately scales the security program in anticipation of changing risks. A decisive leader capable of making critical decisions and executing under pressure. A continuous learner dedicated to staying updated on the latest security trends, threats, and technologies.