Data Protection Engineer

Summary

Join Phoenix Cyber as a Data Protection Engineer and work remotely from home, with minimal travel. This role involves defining and implementing data protection programs for large enterprises, focusing on endpoint and email security using tools like ForcePoint DLP and Microsoft Office 365. You will assess DLP configurations, develop designs and integrations, configure reporting, and monitor alerts. The position requires extensive experience in data loss prevention and relevant certifications. This is a work-from-home position with potential for minimal travel within the continental US.

Requirements

• 5+ years’ experience with defining an Endpoint data protection program (such as ForcePoint DLP) for a large enterprise
• 5+ years’ experience with defining an email Data Protection program with a full lifecycle approach for a large enterprise
• Experience with Regex
• Secret Clearance
• Active: CySA, CEH, SSCP, or GICSP Certification

Responsibilities

• Assess DLP configuration, infrastructure and assess data loss prevention (DLP) options
• Assess different DLP endpoint protection tool options and help the customer choose the best option
• Develop DLP design, design DLP integrations and assess enterprise reporting capability
• Configure DLP reporting capabilities, develop Endpoint system test plans and configure Endpoint policies in monitoring mode
• Assess Microsoft Office 365 email configuration, infrastructure, email flow and assess data loss prevention (DLP) options
• Develop O365 email DLP design, design DLP integrations, have experience with reviewing email Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s), and assess enterprise reporting capability
• Configure DLP reporting capabilities, develop email system test plans and configure O365 Email DLP policies in monitoring mode
• Monitor O365 email alerts, review and categorize alerts, coordination with business process and owners to move to secure information exchange, develop risk reduction plan, DLP policies testing and tune, and User acceptance testing (UAT)
• Monitor endpoint alerts, review and categorize alerts, coordination with business process and owners to move to secure data exchange, develop risk reduction plan, DLP policies testing and tune, and User acceptance testing (UAT)