Cyber Security Administrator
Brief
Description
Set up and maintain the
system, and security, focusing on hardware and software to effectively defend
KQ’s systems from attacks.
Detailed Description
First-line
response and initial management of IT security-related issues
Security
Administrators will work on responding to cybersecurity threats as they take
place. Network management of LAN, WAN, and connected servers will be part and
parcel of the role.
Ensure
relevant security standards, authentication protocols, and all security-related
hardware and software within the organization would be vital.
Technology Security – Day-to-day management
The
role will involve many day-to-day IT Security management activities. These will
include managing the LAN (Local Area Network), Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
administration tasks, plus managing the WAN (Wide Area Network), and any VPNs
(Virtual Private Networks).
Using
the IT Security tools and techniques that will monitor all exploits and
threats, providing an initial response as threats emerge. Regular vulnerability
testing may be necessary and reporting to senior IT management may be required,
especially during issues causing downtime or data loss.
IT
Security maintenance, change management, training, and support
The
Security administrator will be responsible for change management, incorporating
the administration of upgrades, patches, and fixes. Tasks such as the
development and implementation of new corporate security policies and staff
training on awareness of cyber security threats may need your attention.
Implement
live IT security fixes, tools, countermeasures, and testing. Administrators are
often involved in implementing required upgrade paths, bug fixes, and
workarounds for emerging IT Security issues. Testing of newly installed IT
security tools, threat countermeasures, and other responses
Job Requirements
Bachelor’s
degree in Information Technology or another related field
Information
Security-related training or certifications such as CISA or CEH is an added
advantage.
Experience
performing information security audits or risk assessments
Experience
with various security tools to assess the organization’s security posture
Familiarity
with security auditing processes
Well-versed
with Linux commands, scripting as well and windows security controls adoption
Set
up systems to identify intrusions, configuring these to suit the needs of the
organization
Analyzing
risks and conducting ongoing security assessments
2
years of advanced IT skills with a high level of information security
experience and expertise
Additional
Details
Knowledge
of information security risk management frameworks and compliance practices.
Knowledge
of securing network technologies, applications, and operating systems.
Experience
responding to, analyzing, and communicating information security incidents and
performing forensics.
Excellent
interpersonal, communication, and presentation skills, including formal report
writing experience.
Understanding
of common security standards and regulations relating to a higher education
environment (e.g., PCI DSS, NIST, ISO27001, GDPR, etc.)
Capable
of enforcing security best practices in line with the National Institute of
Standards and Technology
How To Apply
Closing Date: 15-Nov-2023
