Danske Bank Looking for IT Risk Incident Analyst at Bengaluru, Karnataka Full Time

The position is within a T & S (Security Tribe), which provides expertise to the Security Officer, Data Protection Officer, and other business and functional leaders as well as their staffs in ensuring adherence to GDPR & Data Privacy in particular. Additional knowledge on PSD2, PCI DSS and financial legislation, including NIS Directive would be added advantage.

The Security Incident Analyst reports to the Head of IT Business Risks and Controls.

You will become part of Danske Bank Technology and Services Data Breach Reporting team, that helps support that the Danske Bank Group works in accordance with requirements of financial regulation.

Key responsibilities and tasks

Support security incident response activities, including reporting on IT incidents and data breaches, recommendations for resolution, mitigation and, in collaboration with relevant stakeholders, execution of any required notices to individuals, business partners and government officials.

Investigate data breaches, including the participation of relevant stakeholders

Advise the Bank on how to deal with security incidents, including data breaches.

Manages data breach incidents in close coordination with the core teams across the Group

Provides reports to relevant stakeholders on an ongoing basis, as well as in response to specific incidents.

Advises business process and service functions where their activities put the company at risk and provides actionable solutions to remediate risks and issues. Identifies and mitigates data privacy risks and prepare remediation plans.

Maintains knowledge on regulatory reporting requirements within the financial sector.

Understanding of financial reporting requirements

Understanding of business processes in financial services and IT services

Understanding of incident process analysis and practices of root cause analysis

Prior experience with handling of IT incidents and associated reporting.

Willing to work in a 24×7 function (follow-the-sun model setup) to meet regulatory timelines (ranging from 4 to 72 hours at present).