Data Loss Prevention SME/Technical Lead
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merit 321Bethesda (MD)
Information Security AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Data Loss Prevention Sme/Technical Lead Bethesda, MD 5+ years cybersecurity or information security; 3+ years specifically with Data Loss Prevention (DLP); experience in large environments (10k+ endpoints/users), preferably 50k+ clients. Require employee(s) performing data loss prevention functions possess demonstrable credentials to reflect knowledge, skills, and experience Operating data loss prevention tools (data in motion, data at rest, data in use), and analyzing and interpreting results Protecting sensitive data and securing transmission avenues, such as M365, email, web and cloud 5+ years of experience in cybersecurity or information security 3+ years specifically with Data Loss Prevention (DLP) tools and technologies Experience leading or being the technical point of contact in enterprise-scale DLP implementations Prior experience in large environments (10k+ endpoints/users), preferably supporting 50k+ clients Experience integrating DLP solutions with SIEMs (e.g., Splunk) Design, implement, and maintain DLP policies, incident workflows, and governance processes; conduct risk assessments, policy tuning, and incident triage to ensure effective data protection
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