Data Security Section Head

GB Corp

The Data Security Section Head should establish, implement, and oversee comprehensive data security and privacy policies, ensuring regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and secure management of sensitive data across the organization.

Policy Development & Compliance:

• Define and implement policies focused on data security, privacy, and sensitivity.
• Ensure policies are aligned with regulatory requirements and industry standards.
• Regularly review and update policies to address evolving privacy and security needs.
• Ensure compliance with data protection regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, or CCPA.
• Provide documentation and evidence for regulatory and internal audits.

Data Classification & Protection:

• Establish a comprehensive framework for classifying and handling sensitive data.
• Identify critical data assets and implement robust safeguards, including data masking.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure proper labeling, management, and access control for sensitive data.
• Continuously monitor data access patterns and usage to detect and address vulnerabilities proactively.

Data Governance & Systems Integration:

• Design and implement a taxonomy system to streamline data security categorization and management.
• Oversee the creation and maintenance of a data security governance module to support policy enforcement.
• Develop systems for secure data archiving and purging to manage lifecycle requirements.
• Ensure seamless integration of data security systems across business platforms, including ERP and CRM.

Risk Management & Auditing:

• Conduct regular audits to assess adherence to data security and privacy policies.
• Collaborate with legal and compliance teams to address data privacy concerns.
• Provide oversight of vulnerabilities and proactive risk mitigation strategies.

Training & Awareness:

• Develop targeted training programs to promote data security and privacy awareness.
• Create resources and guides for secure data handling practices.
• Conduct workshops and awareness campaigns on data sensitivity and privacy.
• Foster a culture of accountability and responsibility for data protection.