Intermediate Ics Cybersecurity Analyst Role Alberta

Intermediate Ics Cybersecurity Analyst Role Alberta

31 Jul
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BBA Consultants
|
Alberta

31 Jul

BBA Consultants

Alberta

Accelerate your career as an Intermediate ICS Cybersecurity Analyst with BBA, working on pivotal cybersecurity projects in the energy, mining, and industrial domains. Your efforts will support clients' regulatory compliance and enhance their cybersecurity safeguards.

In this position, you'll leverage your background in OT/ICS cybersecurity to conduct risk assessments and facilitate technology evaluations that secure critical infrastructure. You’ll collaborate with engineering teams and lead initiatives aimed at innovating cybersecurity practices tailored to specific regulatory frameworks.

Key Responsibilities:
• Carry out ICS/OT cybersecurity assessments and control reviews
• Support the design and deployment of cybersecurity technologies
• Aid compliance efforts related to frameworks like NERC CIP




• Develop necessary technical documentation and compliance artifacts
• Engage clients through workshops and strategic recommendations

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity or equivalent
• 5 to 8 years of relevant experience in cybersecurity
• Understanding of cybersecurity frameworks like NERC CIP
• Knowledge of industrial control systems and communication protocols
• Advanced English proficiency for client interactions

Join BBA and help safeguard critical industrial operations through your cybersecurity expertise.
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📌 Intermediate Ics Cybersecurity Analyst Role Alberta
🏢 BBA Consultants
📍 Alberta

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