Friday, March 14, 2008

IT Security Privacy Lead

 

IT Security Privacy Lead

 

Skills

  • Senior IT professional with at least 7 years of IT experience with a concentration in IA and/or Privacy
  • Knowledge of the following Privacy-related areas:
    • General framework of federal statutes and regulations: laws, the United States Code, and the Code of Federal Regulations;
    • NIST security risk assessment framework;
    • Privacy provisions of the Privacy Act of 1974, Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, and E-Government Act of 2002. Knowledge of OMB privacy policy memoranda and guidance issued since 2006; and
    • NIST impact-based categorization scheme for federal systems.
  • Two years of experience performing analyses of existing information systems and Information technology initiatives to prepare information collection requests, systems of records notices, and privacy impact assessments.
  • One year of experience preparing instructional materials (briefings, policies, and procedures) associated with federal privacy management for civilian agencies.
  • Strong communications skills; working knowledge of M/S Word and Excel; and ability to write and review Privacy-related documentation.
  • Bachelors Degree preferred.  Otherwise related Associates degree and IT Security related professional certifications.   .

 

Job Requirements

  • Serve as the OCIO Security Team expert in Privacy.
  • Assist in the solution of privacy-related issues and the update of the DOL Privacy Program.
  • Review DOL IT Security Privacy policies and procedures to ensure compliance with federal Privacy requirements, identify gaps, develop strategy and implement appropriate actions to close the gaps. 
  • Review DOL IT Security Privacy training to ensure the content is appropriate and complies with federal Privacy training requirements, identify gaps, develop strategy and implement appropriate actions to close gaps.
  •  Review DOL IT system privacy impact assessments (PIA) to ensure they are complete and comply with DOL and Privacy Act guidance.
  • Support the DOL SSN Reduction Task Force.
  • Support the DOL PII Working Group to address OMB privacy mandates.
  • Update DOL privacy-related policies and procedures.