[Hiring] Infrastructure Support Analyst 3 - Security & Risk @Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

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Role Description

Maintain managed security services and support cybersecurity practices within the Digital Shared Services environment in a complex 24x7x365 system critical environment. Work assignments within the job may focus on:

  • Monitoring and responding to security alerts as well as customer reported cybersecurity issues/concerns
  • Supporting Digital Shared Services cybersecurity incident response and vulnerability management practices
  • Ensuring managed security services are deployed and operating
  • Maintaining the security awareness program

Qualifications

  • 3 years of experience in enterprise information technology providing infrastructure support with a focus on one or more of the following areas:
    • Server virtualization including storage system hardware, applications, and operating systems configuration and backup
    • Network management including supporting network hardware, applications, and operating systems configuration and backup
    • Security administration, information and event management and log management including monitoring and storage optimization
  • Experience managing service requests and incidents using an ITSM tool
  • Diploma in information technology from an accredited postsecondary institution
  • Vendor and industry certifications in specific technologies and functions (such as CISSP, MCSE, CCNP and ITIL) are assets
  • Must have a valid Manitoba driver’s license and use of your personal motor vehicle for occasional travel to urban centers within Manitoba

Requirements

  • Demonstrate the LEADS in a Caring Environment leadership capabilities at the front-line developmental level including:
    • Lead self
    • Engage others
    • Achieve results
    • Develop coalitions
    • Systems transformation
  • Familiarity with ITIL practices including incident management, change management and problem management
  • Knowledge of information security frameworks such as ISO 2700x, CIS Controls, NIST CSF, and COBIT
  • Familiarity with incident response and crisis management procedures is considered an asset
  • Excellent written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills to interact with a wide range of individuals in a wide range of situations
  • Good report-writing skills, detail-oriented, with a commitment to security best practice
  • Typical of working at a computer in an environmentally controlled office environment
  • Lifting and moving large computer equipment up to 50 lbs
  • An ‘on call’ rotation of evenings/weekends is required, some overtime as required
  • Regularly manages competing demands and interruptions; incumbent is able to schedule dedicated and focused time for planning and concentration
  • Must be available in-person at assigned site(s) as required

Benefits

  • We have a unique ability to work together to make health care better
  • If you want to make a difference and contribute to supporting the health of your family, friends and neighbours, please apply today
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