Manager, Information Security GRC

Atlanta, GA, United States

OneTrust is the trust intelligence cloud platform organizations use to transform trust from an abstract concept into a measurable competitive advantage. Organizations globally use OneTrust to enable the responsible use of data while protecting the privacy rights of individuals, implement and report on their cyber security program, make their social impact goals a reality, and create a speak up culture of trust. Over 14,000 customers use OneTrust's technology, including half of the Global 2,000. OneTrust currently ranks #24 on the Forbes Cloud 100 list of top private cloud companies in the world and employs over 2,000 people in regions across North America, South America, Asia, Europe, and Australia.

The Challenge

We are looking for a

dynamic Information

Security GRC Manager to support IT and InfoSec by performing various governance, risk, and compliance activities as part of

the OneTrust InfoSec

GRC team, including Audits (internal and external), Policies (standards, procedures, SOPs), etc.

This role is critical to support OnePlan of maturing security processes and posture at OneTrust within the information security GRC domain.

Your Mission

Manage a team of GRC professionals in their daily activities

Collaborate with IT, InfoSec, and within the GRC team to mature the compliance process

Follow our ongoing risk and control self-assessment, audit management processes

Facilitate and manage multiple audits simultaneously

Manage policy and SOP requests and updates with key stakeholders

Become a trusted advisor to IT, InfoSec, and the business

You Are

A trusted advisor to IT, InfoSec, and the business

A Relationship builder: Ability to listen, build rapport, and credibility as a strategic partner vertically and horizontally

An Innovator: Possess the ability to seek alternatives and recommend best solutions that gain all parties support and lead to win-win results

Value Driven: You are detail oriented with an eye for quality

Ability to work with minimal

oversight

Ability to execute given high level direction

Asks good questions and always learning

Planning, supporting, and or executing audits (customer-driven, internal, external)

Understanding of applicable laws and regulations and security standards and frameworks including but not limited to, ISO 27001, 27017, 27701, SOC 2, PCI-DSS, HITRUST, etc.

Extra Awesome

3+ years’ experience as people manager

3+ years' experience in audit management

3+ years' experience policy management

3+ years’ experience in DR/BCP

>1 Certifications such as CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor), CISSP, CISM, CRISC, etc.

For California, Colorado, Connecticut, Nevada, New York, Rhode Island, and Washington-based candidates: the annual base pay range for this role is listed below. Within this range, individual pay is determined by several factors, including location, job-related skills, work experience, and relevant education and/or training. This role may also be eligible for discretionary bonuses, equity, and/or commissions, as well as benefits.

Salary Range

$127,500

—

$191,250 USD

Where we Work

OneTrust embraces a hybrid working model. Our

Working@

OneTrust

initiative

is

our way of clarifying where we hire, how we work together, and where we’re located in that hybrid model.

The underlying “why” for Working@ is that we are intentional about the culture that we want to create together. That includes bringing teams together, in-person, throughout the year to collaborate, build connections, learn from each other, and celebrate our wins to

Finish Stronger .

We are committed to a

flexible

approach informed by a set of guiding principles. You’ll see that reflected in our worker designations: “Office-flex” and “Location-flex”.

Office-flex:

Like a traditional hybrid model,

OneTrust

“Office-flex” employees may be asked to

work in an office periodically if they are within a commutable distance to a

OneTrust

office.

This includes coming into the office for our Company Kickoff, Company All Hands, and other larger company events.

Beyond that, we give our leaders and teams the flexibility to set

additional

guidelines

based on

the nature of

your role.

Location-flex:

Similar to

other companies’ remote policies,

for

OneTrust

“Location-flex" roles

, you will primarily work from your home office location. However, you may

be

require

d

to

travel to

our

OneTrust

office

s or customer sites periodically based on

the nature

of your role.

Each

role may have specific

requirements

, so we encourage you to verify the location

of the role with your recruiter during your first interview.

As an employee at

OneTrust

, you will be part of the

OneTeam

. That means

you’ll

receive support physically, mentally, and emotionally so that you can do your best work both in and out of the office. This includes comprehensive healthcare coverage, flexible PTO, equity stock options, annual performance bonus opportunities, retirement account support, 14+ weeks of paid parental leave, career development opportunities, company-paid privacy certification exam fees, and much more. Specific benefits differ by country. For more information, talk to your recruiter or visit onetrust.com/careers.

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When you join OneTrust you are stepping onto a launching pad — the countdown has begun. The destination? A career without boundaries working alongside a diverse and inclusive crew who is passionate about doing meaningful work. As a pioneer, your voice and expertise will help chart the direction of an entirely new industry — Trust. Our commitment to putting people first starts with you. Your growth is part of the mission. Our goal is to give you the power to embark on the next phase of your uniquely, unique career

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