Cyber Security Officer
Job Summary
As a cyber-security officer, you will protect IT infrastructure (including networks, hardware and software) from a range of criminal activity. You will monitor networks and systems, detect security threats ('events'), analyse and assess alarms, and report on threats, intrusion attempts and false alarms, either resolving them or escalating them, depending on the severity.
Tasks and Duties
- Advise the Head of Risk and Compliance on Cyber and Information Security Management
- Formulate an institutional methodology for managing cyber and information security risks
- Develop the institution’s Cyber and Information Security policy and submit it to the Head of Risk and Compliance
- Develop and update specific and general work procedures for realizing the Institution’s cyber and information security policy
- Maintain an ongoing process of cyber and information security risk assessment with the relevant institutional units, in order to analyse andassess:
- the risk levels integral to the institution’s technological and business activities
- Ensure preparation of reports on major cyber and information security incidents to the Bank of Ghana
Minimum Requirements & Qualification
- You should have 2 to 3 years of experience as a cybersecurity officer with some experience in a Financial Institution
- Educational qualification is a degree in computer science or related courses
- Excellent IT skills, including knowledge of computer networks, operating systems, software, hardware and security
- Verbal communication skills, including presentation skills, with an ability to communicate with a range of technical and non-technical team members and other relevant individuals
- Written communication skills, for example to write technical reports
- Time-management and organizational skills to manage a variety of tasks and meet deadlines