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Join Brandeis University as Director of Information Security. Brandeis University is seeking a visionary Director of Information Security to lead our cybersecurity program and safeguard the university’s technology, data, and research mission. This is a rare opportunity to shape institution-wide security strategy, balance innovation with protection, and collaborate directly with senior leadership, faculty, and researchers. As Director, you will oversee cybersecurity operations, risk management, compliance, and awareness programs, ensuring Brandeis maintains a strong, resilient, and compliant security posture. You will lead a talented team of security professionals, drive adoption of best practices and frameworks, and serve as a trusted advisor to the Board, executive leadership, and campus stakeholders.
Job Responsibility:
Lead the Information Security Program: Develop, implement, and manage policies, governance, and risk management programs that protect the university’s digital assets and data
Drive Cybersecurity Operations & Resilience: Monitor threats, manage vulnerabilities, and oversee incident response and business continuity planning
Ensure Compliance & Vendor Security: Support regulatory adherence (FERPA, GLBA, federal research mandates) and manage third-party risk assessments
Engage Campus Partners: Advise leadership, faculty, researchers, and staff on security risks, emerging threats, and mitigation strategies
Promote Security Awareness: Build a culture of cybersecurity through training, outreach, and community engagement
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree required
Master’s preferred
8+ years of information security experience
3–5 years in supervisory roles
Expertise in cybersecurity frameworks (NIST, CIS), compliance requirements, risk management, and incident response
Strong communication and collaboration skills across technical and non-technical stakeholders
Discretion, sound judgment, and the ability to balance mission and security priorities