Information Security Manager

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estaffllcPhoenix (AZ)
Information Security AnalystsOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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We are seeking an Information Security Manager for a one-year assignment remote from anywhere in the US with our Austin, Texas client. (Texas Candidates preferred) The ideal candidate for this role is a seasoned Cybersecurity and Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Consultant with at least 8 years of specialized experience designing, standing up, and operationalizing risk frameworks from scratch.They are strategic yet hands-on leaders who can bridge business, technology, and security functions to define end-to-end governance workflows, risk-scoring models, and escalation matrices. The right person excels at stakeholder facilitation, running workshops to socialize new processes, and onboarding initial risks into a standardized register.Furthermore, they bring exceptional communication and documentation skills, ensuring that all frameworks, taxonomies, and operating procedures are audit-ready while providing seamless knowledge transfer for long-term internal sustainability.Requirements:Yrs Experience 8 Experience with Risk Register Design and Framework 8 Experience with Risk Scoring and Prioritization Model 8 Experience with Governance Processes and Workflows 8 Experience with Stakeholder and Enablement 8 Demonstrated skill with documentation and knowledge transfer

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