Cyber Security-Jobs in Kanada

Range 95,200.00 - 142,800.00 CAD

Job Description

Senior Cybersecurity SOC Manager

GAME ON – OLG needs you. We’ve said GAME ON, and we mean it. OLG is transforming to better serve Ontarians by delivering great gaming experiences through our digital, retail lottery, and land-based gaming channels. Over fiscal 2023-24, OLG delivered a record $2.4 billion in net profit to the Province of Ontario and is expanding with a new strategic direction as a world-class gaming entertainment leader with an omni-channel platform.

We are ready to take this game to the next level and need a passionate Senior Cybersecurity SOC Manager to lead and manage the daily operations of the security operations team, ensure timely and effective detection, analysis, investigation, escalation and response to cybersecurity incidents. This role bridges cybersecurity leadership and the SOC analysts (Tier 1 to Tier 3), fostering operational excellence and team cohesion while serving as a senior technical expert.

• Supervise day to day SOC activities, ensuring consistent monitoring and response to security events, escalations and reporting
• Coordinate cross functional response efforts and ensure timely escalation
• Lead post incident reviews, root cause analyses, lessons learned sessions and drive continuous improvement
• Provide technical and procedural guidance for escalated security events
• Oversee high severity or escalated security incidents, guiding analysts and coordinating with stakeholders
• Oversee security operations procedures, ensuring adherence and effectiveness, including cloud security practices and automated threat responses
• Review actual or potential security incidents and vulnerabilities and ensure they are promptly and thoroughly investigated. Recommend actions and appropriate control improvements. Ensure the integrity and completeness of security records
• Contribute to the creation and maintenance of security policies, standards and procedures integrating new compliance requirements and technological advances
• Responsible for the operation of the incident management process
• Manage, mentor and develop SOC teams including L1, L2 and L3 analysts
• Define and track KPIs, SLAs and analysts' productivity, implement improvements based on performance gaps
• Ensure the efficient use of SIEM, EDR and other tools; oversee integrations and tuning projects
• Manage incident communications, ensuring all parties are aware of incidents and their role in the process
• Lead the review of major incidents and informs service owners of outcomes. Ensure incident resolution within service targets. Analyze metrics and reports on the performance of the incident management process

• Provide guidance on the application and operation of elementary physical, procedural and technical security controls
• Review and approve investigation reports and incident postmortems for thoroughness and accuracy
• Initiate and monitor actions to investigate and resolve problems in systems, processes and services. Collaborate with others to implement agreed remedies and preventative measures
• Support analysis of patterns and trends to improve problem management processes
• Drive continuous improvement plans, including automation opportunities and process maturity
• Monitor the implementation of effective controls for internal delegation, audit and control relating to information management. Report on the consolidated status of information controls to inform effective decision-making
• Identify risk mitigation measures required in addition to the standard organisation or domain measures
• Contribute to planning and organisation of information assurance and accreditation activities and the development and implementation of information assurance processes
• Monitor service delivery performance metrics
• Follow standard approaches to perform basic vulnerability assessments for small information systems

• Coach colleagues to develop their target skills and capabilities in line with team and personal goals
• Allocate routine tasks or project work, in line with team objectives and individual capabilities. Monitor quality and performance against agreed criteria to make learning recommendations or to escalate concerns
• Help individuals navigate areas of uncertainty, offering practical advice and connecting them with the appropriate resources when needed
• Support learning and development activities under routine supervision

Work Experience: Minimum 7 years’ experience in Cybersecurity related disciplines. Minimum 10 years’ experience in Information Technology related disciplines. Cybersecurity-related personal project portfolio is an asset.

Education: Post-secondary degree or diploma, preferably in Computer Science or Cybersecurity

• Cybersecurity Professional Certification (CISSP, GCIH, BTL2, CCSP, CISM)
• IT Service Management Certification is an asset (ITIL Foundations)
• Access control principles and practices
• Coaching and mentoring techniques
• Computer networking principles and practices
• Cryptography principles and practices
• Cybersecurity principles, practices, threats, and vulnerabilities
• Incident detection / prevention system tools and techniques
• Incident handling and response tools and techniques
• Privacy requirements, principles and practices
• Report writing and literacy
• System administration principles and practices (Android, iOS, Linux, MacOS, Unix, Windows)
• System hardening principles and practices
• Threat actor tactics, techniques, and procedures and associated mitigation and detection strategies
• Threat hunting techniques
• Threat intelligence methodologies

• Security Operations: Manages and administers security measures, using tools and intelligence to protect assets, ensuring compliance and operational integrity
• Threat Intelligence: Developing and sharing actionable insights on current and potential security threats to the success or integrity of an organisation
• Incident Management: Coordinating responses to a diverse range of incidents to minimise negative impacts and quickly restore services

• Ability to negotiate and influence effectively while being open to perspectives and maintaining strong relationships

• Strong strategic and critical thinker with ability to delve into unique challenges and find creative solutions

• Inclusive and collaborative work style while creating fun and excitement in our work

• Do what’s right and operate with transparency and openness

• AGCO Category 2 Gaming Assistant Registration (Initiated at offer stage - employment is conditional upon obtaining and maintaining this license)

• Part of a Bigger Picture: socially responsible company that gives back all its profits to the province and people of Ontario
• Flexible Work Environment: to help balance both work and life
• Freedom to Innovate: supports new and better ways to be successful
• Be your Authentic Self: environment that values diversity as a source of strength
• Learning Galore: 24-7 access to robust online learning programs
• Public Service Pension Plan: participate in a major defined benefit pension plan sponsored by the Government of Ontario
• Variable Pay Program: performance-based incentives to share in our success (Permanent OLG Employees Only)

OLG’s purpose is to contribute to a better Ontario by delivering great entertainment experiences for our customers. We are a multi-billion-dollar organization with a wide array of business lines including, lottery, land-based casinos, digital lottery and casino, horseracing, and charitable gaming. OLG is amidst a massive transformation focusing on being customer obsessed and bringing our digital business to a whole new level.

The key to our success is our people. Our culture will be grounded in true, positive partnerships that embrace trust, clarity, and openness in all that we do. We are supporting and empowering employees and teams across the organization through greater accountability, leadership development and growth opportunities. OLG is embracing more flexible work options and family friendly work practices including hybrid work.

Equity, diversity, and inclusion are essential elements of our culture and cornerstones of the Five Truths that OLGers Live by. At OLG, our employees have the space to be themselves and use their perspectives and skills to benefit the people and the Province of Ontario.

To learn more about OLG go to our website at www.olg.ca

We look forward to hearing from you, interested applicants please apply online by November 14, 2025.

OLG is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. Please contact Human Resources at careers@olg.ca if you require accommodation at any time throughout the hire process.

We thank you for your interest in this opportunity; however only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted.

Personal information is collected by the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation (OLG) and/or its third party service provider(s) under the authority of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation Act, 1999, SO 1999, c 12, Sch L and the Employment Standards Act, 2000, S.O. 2000, c. 41 (as amended) and will be used for the purpose of determining qualifications for employment with OLG and for recruitment modernization initiatives. The information will be managed in accordance with all applicable laws, OLG’s Protection of Privacy Policy (the Policy) and related policies and procedures. For any questions about this collection, please contact careers@olg.ca, 800-70 Foster Drive, Sault Ste. Marie, ON, P6A 6V2.