Cybersecurity Policy Governance Specialist (British Columbia)

Cybersecurity Policy Governance Specialist (British Columbia)

01 Nov
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Raise
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British Columbia

01 Nov

Raise

British Columbia

Shape cybersecurity policy in Vancouver through governance, risk translation, and standards development for critical information infrastructure. The contract runs one year.
Raise seeks a Cybersecurity Governance and Policy Specialist for an electrical energy supplier in Canada. Reporting to the Cybersecurity Governance and Performance Lead, you will work with cross-functional stakeholders on policies, standards, and guidelines. The position connects cybersecurity operations, governance, risk, and compliance while addressing Cloud, AI, and regulatory obligations.
Key Responsibilities: Draft, review, tune, and update cybersecurity policies
Identify control gaps and recommend actionable improvements
Translate risks and mandates into policy language
Support NIST, RMF, ISO, COBIT,



and NERC CIP alignment
Evaluate cloud controls and AI risk frameworks
Requirements: Five years of IT experience, including three in cybersecurity
Understanding of stated cybersecurity and compliance frameworks
Enterprise policy, standards, and guideline writing experience
Cloud security and AI risk management exposure
Bachelor’s degree or technical diploma in a related field
Apply cybersecurity governance, policy writing, and risk expertise while supporting compliance for critical infrastructure in Vancouver.

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📌 Cybersecurity Policy Governance Specialist (British Columbia)
🏢 Raise
📍 British Columbia

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