Security Analyst

• Perform information security risk analysis and risk management processes and technologies
• Provide research and operational support to teams within Information Security Management
• Work with cross-functional teams for several initiatives
• Help with reporting and metrics
• Assisting with central intake, triage requests, and tickets

Information Security Support Analyst I

• Monitor and administer Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies and security controls
• Investigate data loss and unauthorized access incidents
• Support cybersecurity audits and compliance reviews
• Collaborate with technical and business teams to improve security policies and governance practices

Security Analyst – Contract

• Respond and perform analysis on security alerts and incidents.
• Support technical investigations of complex or high-severity security threats or incidents.
• Coordinate information security incident response with SNHU's Information Security Incident Response Plan.
• Support the incident response lifecycle and have the analytical mindset needed when it comes to escalated investigations and investigations into novel security incidents.
• Participate in incident containment and eradication activities like endpoint isolation, malware remediation, forensic analysis, malware analysis, community member interviews, and network traffic analysis.
• Work cross-functionally across ITS and all SNHU teams to provide support, guidance, and technical implementations where appropriate, to include triage, containment, and remediation when applicable.
• Analyze digital evidence to identify indicators of compromise, adversary activity, root cause, incident timelines, and attack vector(s).
• Conduct real-time monitoring of security events from multiple sources and use analytical and critical thinking skills to identify, triage, analyze, investigate, and escalate information security events and alerts.
• Help perform investigations in complex or high-severity security threats or incidents.
• Communicate with partners, in a non-technical manner, at all organizational levels as part of incident response and remediation activities.
• Review and help implement standard operational processes for handling common incident types.
• Demonstrate a deep source of ethics, integrity, and confidentiality.
• Can remain calm and function at the highest level during a crisis.

Information Security Analyst I

• Design & Execute end-to-end cybersecurity third-party assessments for strategic and high-risk vendors, including questionnaire reviews, technical evidence validation, architecture reviews, cloud configuration analysis, IAM assessments, encryption and key management reviews, logging/monitoring validation, and vulnerability/penetration test interpretation.
• Produce repeatable processes that create clear, prioritized risk findings and remediation guidance tailored to vendor risk and business impact.
• Design, build, and maintain automated assessment capabilities: evidence collection scripts, API connectors, ETL pipelines, data validation routines, and integration points with TPRM/GRC platforms (Aravo, ServiceNow GRC, RSA Archer, OneTrust, etc.).
• Develop and deploy agentic AI components (e.g., automated evidence triage, document ingestion and extraction, risk-scoring assistants, remediation suggestion agents) while ensuring safe, auditable, and privacy-preserving behavior.
• Lead lean process improvement initiatives across the assessment lifecycle: map value streams, eliminate waste, reduce handoffs, optimize SLAs, and implement continuous improvement cycles to increase throughput and quality.
• Create and maintain technical assessment artifacts: standardized templates, evidence matrices, technical checklists, assessment playbooks, and scoring rubrics that support repeatability and auditability.
• Validate and tune automated scoring models and AI outputs; perform periodic calibration and manual reviews to ensure accuracy and reduce false positives/negatives.
• Collaborate closely with Procurement, Legal, Security Operations/CIRT, Privacy, and other business stakeholders to ensure technical assessment findings map to contractual requirements and incident response expectations.
• Support remediation verification and re-assessment - use automation to track evidence submission, validate fixes, and update risk status.
• Maintain strong documentation & processes to support change management of automation logic, AI agent behaviors, data mappings, integration schemas.
• Stay current on emerging attack techniques, supply chain threats, automation best practices, responsible AI controls, and lean methods; propose and implement improvements.

Senior Cybersecurity Third-Party Risk Analyst

• Build relationships and engages frequently with technology leaders
• Maintain a positive relationship with internal auditors
• Schedule, coordinate and/or facilitate meetings to include the capture of key action items and/or discussion points between technology and assurance teams or regulators
• Validation of preliminary audit findings and support for root cause analysis and impact assessments
• Work with Technology control owners and performers to define Management Action Plans (MAPs) to remediate audit and self-identified findings
• Identify potential risks associated with new and existing financial products
• Utilize quantitative and qualitative methods to analyze risk exposure
• Develop and implement effective risk mitigation strategies and controls
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and execute risk management plans
• Monitor the effectiveness of risk mitigation strategies and adjust as needed
• Continuously monitor risk levels and emerging risks within the product portfolio
• Prepare detailed risk reports and presentations for senior management and regulatory bodies
• Provide risk-related insights and recommendations to senior management and product teams
• Leverage AI-driven capabilities to achieve efficiency in risk management lifecycle

Senior Analyst, Cyber Security

• Support a technology team to document, report, and track findings from risk-based discussions
• Ensure leaders maintain actionable visibility into risk priorities based on information security policies, controls, audits, and regulatory requirements
• Ensure information security risks are managed and controlled
• Build relationships with technology and business leaders to align on risk priorities
• Coordinate governance activities to deliver secure technology solutions on time
• Act as a liaison among Information Security, Enterprise Risk Management, Corporate Compliance, and Audit teams
• Maintain knowledge of current and emerging technologies to assess and contextualize risk
• Promote awareness of current security policies and standards
• Schedule and facilitate meetings, capturing key decisions, risks, and actions
• Track activities and deliver executive-level reporting on risk exposure, trends, and remediation progress
• Develop and enhance dashboards using visualization tools for insights into cybersecurity posture
• Leverage data analytics and AI-driven capabilities for risk prioritization and reporting

Senior Analyst, Cyber Risk Governance & Reporting

• Develops, and administers security programs and procedures for classified or proprietary materials, documents, and equipment.
• Studies and implements federal security regulations that apply to company operations.
• Obtains rulings, interpretations, and acceptable deviations for compliance with regulations from government agencies.
• Prepares manuals outlining regulations, and establishes procedures for handling, storing, and keeping records, and for granting personnel and visitors access to restricted records and materials.
• Conducts security education classes and security audits.
• Investigates security violations and prepares reports specifying preventive action to be taken.
• Produce employee and guest badges, grant personnel and visitors access to site facilities.
• Monitor security cameras and review footage, perform routine security audits, investigate security violations and establish preventitive measures.

Industrial Security Analyst 2

• Monitor and investigate network security alerts and incidents.
• Perform network security assessments for firewall, infrastructure, and connectivity changes.
• Analyze network traffic and identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities.
• Support secure network architecture, routing, switching, and firewall technologies.
• Review firewall rule requests, website access requests, and connectivity changes for security compliance.
• Conduct network auditing and security monitoring activities.
• Assist with vulnerability assessments using tools such as Nessus and Qualys.
• Support cloud and on-premises security initiatives and network enhancement projects.
• Participate in firewall configuration reviews and ruleset recertification activities.
• Develop and analyze security reports, KPIs, and trend metrics.
• Monitor emerging cybersecurity threats and recommend mitigation strategies.
• Collaborate with infrastructure, operations, and application teams to implement security controls.
• Ensure compliance with HIPAA, CMS ARC-AMPE, NIST, FISMA, and SCDIS-200 requirements.
• Provide cybersecurity guidance and recommendations to technical teams.
• Support additional SOC operations and cybersecurity initiatives as assigned.

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