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This position supports UCSF IT Security, which develops, communicates, and supports University-wide information security policies and programs that ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of UCSF Electronic Information Resources (EIRs). This role reports directly to the Information Security Incident Response Manager. The primary responsibility is to perform and monitor standard electronic discovery (eDiscovery) processing and litigation functions, including data import/ingestion, export, job quality control, and case database administration. The role involves tracking eDiscovery data and electronically stored information (ESI) workflows and quality control according to standard operating procedures. The position also requires consultation with UCSF Legal Affairs and UC Legal to evaluate and recommend standardized procedures relating to the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM): identifying, preserving, collecting, processing, analyzing, reviewing, producing, and presenting ESI and paper documents. Additionally, the role includes incident response activities such as event and incident monitoring, threat detection and data correlation, and incident response actions using a wide range of security monitoring tools. Responsibilities include collecting potential breach evidence, participating in network and host forensic analysis, and following up with incident remediation activities. Strong written and verbal communication skills are required. The senior analyst must be able to maintain eDiscovery processes and templates, coordinate with other process owners across the organization, create or update documentation, and provide training. This position requires a detail-oriented individual with strong analytical and critical-thinking skills. The candidate must be comfortable working with client law firms and their clients to obtain data for ingestion, including through the use of SFTP, Box, Dropbox, etc., that can be ingested and processed while maintaining chain of custody. Perform or coordinate electronic and forensic collections and internal investigations. Track data acquisition from internal and external resources and verify data integrity. Track and manage eDiscovery requests by outside counsel law firms to completion. Create productions and exports for delivery to clients. The candidate must be familiar with identifying abnormal network traffic and system activities and accustomed to correlating data across multiple systems and tools in order to identify the likelihood of compromise. This position will interact with faculty, staff, and senior leaders across the organization. They will be responsible for presenting to non-IT UCSF departments including Privacy, Legal, and Risk. The Senior Security Analyst will author incident summaries, provide remediation recommendations, and have the ability to state a probability of compromise risk level to these non-IT teams. This position acts as a Senior Information Security Analyst in order to monitor, detect, report, and remediate threats to the UCSF infrastructure, its assets, and its data. Responsible for detailed analysis of alerts and potential threats as well as data correlation and corroboration across a variety of network and host monitoring and threat detection tools. Responsible for clearly documenting the event, threat, and IR actions taken and/or recommended. Responsible for leading security incident investigations requiring task delegation and follow-up with junior team members. #J-18808-Ljbffr University of California San Francisco

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