Cyber Security Engineer

We have a vacancy for a Cyber Security Engineer within our UK office. This position will be responsible for maintaining the security of Wiley content by deploying the best available technological solutions to risks posed by numerous internal and external threats. The primary focus of this role is prevention of the theft of Wiley’s intellectual property (IP), as well as being the technical lead on other compliance and threat activities.

The successful candidate will be responsible for monitoring Wiley systems for fraud and security incidents, especially major threats such as IP “cyphoners.” This will require them to work closely with Fraud and Enforcement Team (FET) as lead technical contact. This position will lead the development of systems and tools to identify and prevent fraud and systematic violations of Wiley’s copyrights, serve as Wiley’s technical expert with others in the publishing industry and act as the primary technical liaison with customers and partners when Wiley engineering assistance is needed.

You will be a key member of the Information Security Federation and work with other governance groups to advise on information security issues to further the effectiveness of the Wiley Technology Security and compliance team. You will be tasked with coordinating security assessments and managing required remediation effort across Wiley Global Technology and business teams, working with third parties where necessary. Work with development teams and service providers to ensure secure coding practices are developed and maintained whilst ensuring Wiley policy, process and standards are adhered to throughout the Systems Development Lifecycle (SDLC).

Selection criteria

• Educated to University Degree level in Computer Science or equivalent professional experience
• CISSP/CISM certification would be highly desirable.
• Previous experience of security engineering is essential, experience with an electronic content provider would be desirable
• Familiarity with Digital Rights Management (DRM), Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and Identity Management (IDM) technologies.
• Experience with compliance frameworks such as, ISO 27001, SOX, PCI, would be desirable
• Prior experience integrating business acquisitions and knowledge of data protection legislation would be desirable
• Ability to work autonomously and engage with appropriate teams and colleagues, as necessary.

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive Salary
• Performance Related Incentive Scheme
• Defined contribution pension scheme
• Attractive Company Benefits including 25 days holiday, 50% staff discount, support towards professional qualifications , employee assistance programme

Other

• Right to live and work within the UK
• There may be some travel required as part of this position
• This position has the opportunity to be based in either our Ealing or our Chichester office and has been advertised accordingly.

Optional Information

• The closing date for this role is 13 April 2015
• Applications for this role should be submitted with a covering letter and CV.