Certified information systems security professional vs security architect

Differences between certified information systems security professional and security architect duties and responsibilities

Certified information systems security professional example responsibilities.

• Manage security audit projects to industry standards and federal regulations (SOX, SSAE16, FFIEC).
• Implement a manage endpoint encryption solution utilizing TrendMicro MobileArmor to secure university workstations against sensitive data loss.
• Utilize IBM's SIEM, QRadar, to proactively protect Sherwin-William's assets.
• Review DOD compliance database for open assets, late reporting and current compliance on newly post IAVAs and short suspense IAVAs.
• Test and evaluate information systems using NESSUS software to detect vulnerabilities and improve on security.
• Provide project management assistance and oversight--addressed organization concerns and questions about baseline architecture requirements and its enhance system-computing environments.
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Security architect example responsibilities.

• Manage 4.1MM growth budget and 20MM operating budget in order to facilitate execution of priorities across the IAM landscape.
• Manage annual penetration testing exercise and PCI compliance validation scanning program.
• Lead multiple identity management projects integrating provisioning and roll management tools.
• Manage GLBA security awareness and training program and annual information security awareness activities.
• Implement a manage endpoint encryption solution utilizing TrendMicro MobileArmor to secure university workstations against sensitive data loss.
• Develop criteria, assess, and validate security architectures models according to NIST 800-123 , 800-53 and ISO regulations and standards.
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