27 Oct
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Environment, Conservation and Parks | Environnement, Protection de la nature et Parcs
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Winnipeg
27 Oct
Environment, Conservation and Parks | Environnement, Protection de la nature et Parcs
Winnipeg
Protect Legislative Assembly of Ontario systems through incident response, threat hunting, and cloud security expertise. Collaborate across Technology Services in a parliamentary environment.
Reporting to the Manager, Information Security, the Cybersecurity Engineer supports the cybersecurity program and its secure foundation. The position reviews alerts, investigates threats, and helps maintain governance, policies, controls, and security frameworks. It also supports incident response activities and security technology reviews.
Key Responsibilities
Review and investigate real-time security alerts and threats
Lead cyber incident response team activities and functions
Develop incident response playbooks and tabletop exercises
Conduct vulnerability assessments, penetration testing,
and threat hunting
Evaluate current security technologies for potential Assembly value
Requirements
Five to ten years of progressive cybersecurity services experience
Experience with incident response, mitigation, and root-cause analysis
Experience with cloud security and security controls
University-level cybersecurity degree or equivalent IT education
Systems Administrator qualification, CISSP, or industry equivalent
Apply incident response, threat hunting, and cloud security expertise to strengthen cybersecurity for Ontario’s Legislative Assembly.
📌 Cybersecurity Engineer Incident Response (Winnipeg)
🏢 Environment, Conservation and Parks | Environnement, Protection de la nature et Parcs
📍 Winnipeg