Cyber Security Analyst - Medical Devices

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is one of the nation’s leading children’s hospitals, committed to making kids better today and healthier tomorrow. The Cyber Security Analyst role involves overseeing the medical device security framework and providing technical support for healthcare technology management, ensuring compliance and security across various systems.

Responsibilities:

• Develops capabilities necessary to monitor and detect indicators of compromise using security scripts, tools, and services. Ensures the integrity and protection of networks, systems, and applications by technical enforcement of organizational security policies, through monitoring of vulnerability scanning devices
• Assists and leads with the definition and implementation of countermeasures or mitigating controls to help monitor and detect indicators of compromise using security scripts, tools, and services
• Works closely with the Biomedical Network Analyst, Information Security Analyst, Security Architect, Network infrastructure team, and business units to help implement security infrastructure and technical controls. Serves as an escalation point for complex and sensitive information security issues
• Performs periodic and on-demand system audits and vulnerability assessments, including user accounts, application access, file system, and external web integrity scans to determine compliance
• Performs detailed analysis of business need, identifies IT security impacts or considerations, and translates into secure, viable technical solutions. Develops project charters and objectives
• Provides presentations regarding proposals, soliciting feedback, promoting buy-in
• Maintains current knowledge of relevant technology as assigned. Provides system performance monitoring and troubleshooting
• Prepares incident reports of analysis methodology and results. Works independently or as a lead on projects of medium to high complexity. Establishes and maintains project plans; adjusts for potential impacts to meet deadlines
• Evaluates new equipment (both hardware and disposables) and new technology from a design, modification, and usage perspective
• As part of a Vendor Quality Assurance effort, evaluates vendor competencies and examines product history as it relates to hardware and software
• Assists in developing and implementing consistent policies and procedures which guide and support the goals and objectives of the department as it relates to information security
• Advises and participates in “ad hoc” committees on medical equipment issues, as assigned
• Assists with oversight of all healthcare technology hardware and software upgrades
• Healthcare Technology Management: Maintains or oversees the integrity of IS&T related technical fields in existing CMMS platform, updates the operational security status of equipment in existing management platform, and monitors and communicates compliance with specifications, codes, and hospital standards

Requirements:

• Three years of experience in any combination of support and monitoring of security endpoints/servers, e.g., patch deployment/risk assessment/vulnerability scanners/security incident and event monitoring solutions/antivirus products, network security protocols and methodologies, information security and information technology controls, security penetration and vulnerability assessments, systems/network administration
• Bachelor's degree in computer sciences, information technology, related field, or equivalent senior experience
• Solid knowledge of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Joint Commission, and other information technology security governing bodies
• Strong knowledge of accepted information systems and technology security regulations
• Demonstrated knowledge of generally known information technology platforms, standards, and software development language(s)
• Well-developed organizational, written communication, and analytical skills
• Must be able to function in a dynamic environment subject to impromptu changes in schedules and priorities
• Five years of experience in computer operations, information security, and/or risk management
• Experience in a healthcare setting
• Experience specifically with Medical Equipment security and management