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Governance and Compliance (GC) Analyst

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kaavSacramento (CA)

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About the role

We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Governance and Compliance (GC) Analyst to join our Information Security Office section. As a GC Analyst, you will play a crucial role in maintaining the security and integrity of our organization's digital assets. Working as an Engineering Analyst, the candidate will be: Providing technical expertise in ensuring adherence to regulatory standards such as HIPAA and other applicable data protection laws. Providing expertise in data security practices to protect sensitive data exchanges and protect against data breaches. Securely integrating data between solutions across on-premise and public cloud solutions. Classifying data based on sensitivity, maintain guidelines for handling each type of data. Configuring and maintaining large data tools such as Data Loss Prevention (DLP) applications Optimizing alerts in various data platforms. Assessing data quality by evaluating accuracy, completeness, consistency, and reliability Monitoring data usage, protection measures, and compliance with relevant laws, standards, and policies Working closely with stakeholders across the organization to establish data standards and ensure adherence to data policies using a compliance-centric approach. Educate staff on security best practices, and compliance requirements.
Required Skills: Compliance Additional Skills : Analyst

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