Information security officer social domain

You are the forward post from the central CISO office within a government organization.

• You play a key role in addressing various information security issues within the three Social Sectors and identify opportunities.
• On the one hand, you represent the interests of the sectors, on the other hand, you clearly and convincingly convey the policy of the CISO office.
• You translate this policy into implementation and support its execution.
• You help identify and map important security risks and provide clearly substantiated advice on how these can be limited or avoided.
• You ensure awareness and compliance within the organization.

What you will do.

• Advise (sector head, department heads, colleagues), explain and involve people, create support, and contribute to solutions.
• Contribute to annual audits, such as ENSIA or ITGC.
• Perform Security Impact Analyses (SIA).
• Conduct quarterly controls on authorizations of important applications such as Suites/Suwinet/DIS.
• Translate strategic and tactical policy documents into operational execution.
• Create Security Awareness, e.g., with awareness campaigns, and serve as a role model in the workplace.
• Ensure that projects are executed securely.
• Prepare and execute the ISO Annual Plan.

Collaboration.

• You will work within the Quality, Control & Support (KBO) department.
• You will collaborate with colleagues in the department consisting of various disciplines such as Privacy Officers and the Service and Demand Manager, and will be managed by the department head.
• You will provide independent advice to the three Social Sectors: Policy, Implementation, and Support.
• Although you operate independently in this solo role, you actively seek collaboration and effectively connect different disciplines.
• Ensure strong alignment and collaboration with the central CISO office and involve employees within and outside the Social Sectors.