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Applications should consist of a single PDF file. Applications via email are not encrypted and may therefore entail data protection concerns. The applicant takes full responsibility for this. Regarding any
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platforms like VMware and Hyper-V, as well as containers like Docker. Knowledge of cybersecurity principles, including identity and access management (IAM), encryption, and security policies, is critical
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currently use OSPF and BGP). software Defined Networks - SDN (i.e. Cisco ACI). security fundamentals (Symmetric vs Asymmetric encryption, Hashing, Signing, certificates, CIA, AAA, policies vs procedures, etc
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intrusion detection and prevention, security event log analysis, management reporting, virus prevention and remediation, encryption, network segmentation, remote access and authentication. Supports, maintains
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University of California, San Francisco | San Francisco, California | United States | about 5 hours ago
knowledge of data encryption technologies and experience selecting and applying appropriate data encryption technologies. Advanced proficiency in scripting and programming languages (e.g., PowerShell, Python
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-mails with transport encryption, too. If you wish to encrypt the content of your e-mail further, please use the following e-mail address instead of the one provided above: bewerbung@uni-erfurt.de
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needs. Maintain and track all encrypted/protected data sources and manage their use. Find and implement new software to improve teams internal and external documentation. Required Qualifications Minimum
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, complex data sets. Awareness of information security best practices such as access control, encryption, and monitoring. Ability to troubleshoot issues across applications and databases. Availability
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intrusion detection and prevention, security event log analysis, management reporting, virus prevention and remediation, encryption, network segmentation, remote access and authentication. Supports, maintains
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companies are investing heavily in “post-quantum cryptography” to prepare for the day when quantum computers can break today’s encryption. But cryptographic software alone is not enough; trusted physical