InfoSec Compliance Officer — State & Federal Liaison

State of Louisiana; Baton Rouge (LA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

The Division of Administration/Office of Technology Services in Baton Rouge, LA has a vacancy for an Information Security Compliance Officer within the Infosec section. This role reports to the Director of Compliance and Risk Management and collaborates with the State's Information Security Team.

The incumbent will monitor, validate, and improve internal and external control mechanisms, coordinating with State and Federal agencies to reduce risk to acceptable levels while aligning with

Qualifications

• Six years of information technology experience or equivalent
• Experience substitutions per state rules apply as listed in notes
• Familiarity with privacy and information security standards preferred

Responsibilities

• Serve as Information Security Compliance Officer and liaison for CJIS, IRS, CMS, SSA
• Coordinate statewide information security compliance activities
• Review contracts and data use agreements for privacy and security
• Develop and monitor compliance frameworks for PHI, PII, FTI, PCI DSS, FERPA, CJIS
• Provide risk management guidance and identify control gaps
• Collaborate with Privacy Officers and Legal Counsel on policies and incident response

Skills

IT risk management

Contract review

Regulatory compliance

Information security

Stakeholder consulting

Education

Six years IT experience

4 years IT + 6 years in any field

Associate's degree in IT + 4 years IT

Bachelor's degree + 4 years IT

Bachelor's degree + 24 sem hrs IT/CS/ENG/Analytics + 3 years IT

Master's degree + 3 years IT

Tools

None

Job description

The Division of Administration/Office of Technology Services in Baton Rouge, LA has a vacancy for an Information Security Compliance Officer within the Infosec section. This role reports to the Director of Compliance and Risk Management and collaborates with the State's Information Security Team.

The incumbent will monitor, validate, and improve internal and external control mechanisms, coordinating with State and Federal agencies to reduce risk to acceptable levels while aligning with