Summary

Candidates residing in the following states will be considered for remote employment: Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, and Virginia. Remote work will not be permitted from any other state at this time. The Director Cybersecurity is responsible for the analysis, design, planning, implementation, and maintenance of the cybersecurity strategy and program. The Director Cybersecurity plans, coordinates, and directs all daily operational activities and provides direction and solutions that enhance mission-critical operations of the cybersecurity program. This position works closely with the Corporate Information Security Officer (CISO), IT leadership and other key business decision-makers in identifying and implementing effective cybersecurity controls and solutions in support of the business. Specifically, this position provides the strategy, leadership, and day-to-day management of the GRC / IAM department. • Responsible for building, implementing, and maturing, the Governance Risk and Compliance Program for Mosaic including Risk Management Program, Policy Lifecycle, Security Awareness Training Program, Regulatory Compliance, Medical Device Security Program, Disaster Recovery Program and Data Security Governance Program. • Responsible for building, implementing, and maturing the Identity Access Management Program for Mosaic including centralized and standardized identity lifecycle management, Access Request, Single Sign-on, Multi-Factor Authentication, Privileged Account Management, Access Certification, and Role Based Access. The Director Cybersecurity has the ultimate responsibility of identifying, designing, implementing, and maintaining current and future cybersecurity processes and solutions. The Director Cybersecurity will establish key performance indicators and measure performance against these and develop key risk metrics to measure and report on cybersecurity risk. The Director Cybersecurity will be responsible for building a high performing team, fostering an open, diverse and empowered culture to ensure alignment to the Mosaic culture prioritizing patient care. This position is employed by Mosaic Life Care. Duties Leadership/Supervisory Role: The position first and foremost is a high-level departmental leader who develops and maintains the cybersecurity road map, ensuring that cybersecurity capabilities continually support the overall business’s goals and objectives. This position is responsible for hiring and building high-performing teams, empowering people and rewarding results. Develops and clearly communicates goals and priorities and continuously coaches and monitors team progress. Responsible for developing clear career paths to support team growth. Strategy Leadership: Demonstrates the ability to establish and communicate a vision for the team. Is able to think fluidly through the current priorities while planning for the future. Understands the competitive landscape, industry best practices and aligns to the IT strategy and roadmap to enable the business. Responsible for the development, implementation, and maintenance of the cybersecurity strategy with the ability to clearly communicate and collaborate with key stakeholders, provide clear reporting on status and risks, and provides ongoing metrics to track progress. The Director Cybersecurity develops, implements, and monitors cybersecurity policies, standards and procedures that enable strong security and risk-management capabilities. The Director works with leadership to develop operational and capital budgets to address the needs of various areas of the cybersecurity. Governs the procurement and contracting process to achieve effective results. Ensures adherence to overall financial objectives of the business and tracks expenditures. Collaboration and Support: The role of the Director Cybersecurity is a collaborative one and, as such, builds a collaborative culture within the department and partners with various corporate/clinical /operational departments within the organization. The Director also works closely with the IT leadership in the business technology planning process as well as the analysis of departmental efficiencies and effectiveness. Analysis: The Director Cybersecurity plays an analytical role where they constantly assess the effectiveness of the existing processes and solutions developed by the department. The Director analyzes complex business requirements and makes recommendations to IT leadership for technical solutions. Knowledge: This position also plays a lead role in the maintenance of knowledge within the cybersecurity department, coordinating the implementation of best practices and the adoption of suitable trends. The Director Cybersecurity also keeps track of licensing on all cybersecurity related items. Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or any other related field is required. Certification Requirement 5 Years of a candidate for this position will must have had a minimum of 5 years working experience in an IT position within a fast-paced and constantly evolving environment is required. The candidate must demonstrate successful experience in the management of information technology and information systems, as well as experience in leading and managing a team of technical resources is required. The candidate must demonstrate an intimate understanding of network infrastructure technologies, inclusive of security solutions is required.