Impact & Security Analyst: Bridge Resilience & Cyber Risk

Stefanini, Inc; Atlanta, Northern (GA, KY); Hybrid; USD 83,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Stefanini Group is seeking a versatile Business Impact & Information Security Analyst in Atlanta, GA. This role bridges organizational resilience and cybersecurity, focusing on risk, continuity, and security controls within a contract engagement.

The candidate will drive interviews, analyze threats, and define recovery objectives while coordinating with IT, operations, and security teams. Prior experience in risk management and information security is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree or 4 years equivalent experience; Bachelor's Degree preferred in Business Administration, IT, Cybersecurity, Risk Management, Data Science, or related field
• Master's degree or additional certifications preferred
• 3-5 years of experience
• Experience with enterprise continuity software and security tools is desirable

Responsibilities

• Lead organizational risk and impact assessments with department heads and stakeholders
• Map critical functions, dependencies, and security touchpoints across the organization
• Evaluate security controls and recovery planning aligned with NIST/ISO/CIS frameworks
• Assist with audits and maintain documentation including policies and runbooks

Skills

Business Continuity

Information Security

Risk Management

Stakeholder Management

Education

Bachelor's Degree or 4 years equivalent

Master's degree or certifications preferred

Tools

ServiceNow BCM

SQL

Cloud security tools

Job description

Stefanini Group is seeking a versatile Business Impact & Information Security Analyst in Atlanta, GA. This role bridges organizational resilience and cybersecurity, focusing on risk, continuity, and security controls within a contract engagement.

The candidate will drive interviews, analyze threats, and define recovery objectives while coordinating with IT, operations, and security teams. Prior experience in risk management and information security is essential.