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Cybercrime Investigator, Cyber & Security Investigations

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Scotiabank

13d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Junior Level
  • Software Engineering
    IT & Cybersecurity
  • Toronto

AI generated summary

  • You need 2+ years in digital forensics or a related field, or a degree plus relevant experience. Certifications in cyber security/digital forensics are desired.
  • You will conduct digital forensic examinations, ensure evidence integrity, perform data analysis, manage cyber investigations, and provide advisory services to enhance information security.

Requirements

  • +2 years of current and working knowledge in all aspects of digital forensics, civil and criminal investigation, or related field; or a Bachelor's degree in an approved field from an accredited university and a minimum of +2 years of documented and relevant experience.
  • Professional certifications and membership of associations in the field of information/cyber security and digital forensics is desired (ex. Certified Computer Examiner (CCE), EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE)), Global Information Assurance Certification (GIAC), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP))

Responsibilities

  • Provide digital forensic services including the examination of computers and other digital devices, digital evidence preservation, recovery, analysis, electronic mail extraction and database examination.
  • Ensure that proper chain of custody is maintained and that all evidence recovery and collection methods are conducted, managed, and archived in a manner consistent to maintain preservation and protection of data and evidence in its original form.
  • Identification, acquisition, recovery, cleansing, mining, and securing of large sets of electronically stored information.
  • Manage and perform comprehensive technical analyses and interpret computer-related evidence such as e-mail, accounting software, various databases, and information stored on electronic devices using specially designed forensic software and hardware like, but not limited to: EnCase, Cellebrite, Axiom, and Relativity.
  • Plan, manage, and complete electronic discovery, digital forensic and information/cyber security investigations, and related services for large data sets.
  • Perform investigations on service impacts and identify security control issues.
  • Understand how the Bank’s risk appetite and risk culture should be considered in day-to-day activities and decisions.
  • Support, develop and maintain mechanisms for occurrence reporting and management of cyber and forensic investigations.
  • Provide advisory services to enhance Information and Cyber Security engagements.
  • Translate complex technical problems into terms and processes that support the functional goals, strategic initiatives and business alignment of a dynamic growth company.
  • Ensuring optimal performance of cyber and forensic investigations requests for legal and corporate matters, using industry standards as well as proprietary methodologies and innovative forensic tools.
  • Continue to improve processes including feedback to areas under review regarding control issues.
  • Develop and implement processes and technologies to reduce investigative costs and minimize business impacts during an investigation.

FAQs

What is the primary responsibility of a Cybercrime Investigator at Scotiabank?

The primary responsibility is to manage internal and external computer forensic investigations, including the collection and analysis of electronic evidence for administrative actions and criminal prosecutions when needed.

What qualifications are required for the Cybercrime Investigator position?

Applicants should have over 2 years of experience in digital forensics or a related field, or a Bachelor's degree in an approved field along with a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience.

Are professional certifications required for this role?

Professional certifications in information/cyber security and digital forensics are desired, such as Certified Computer Examiner (CCE), EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE), GIAC, or CISSP.

Where is this position located?

This position is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

What kind of tools and software will the Cybercrime Investigator use?

The investigator will use specially designed forensic software and hardware, including tools like EnCase, Cellebrite, Axiom, and Relativity.

Is experience with data preservation part of the job?

Yes, the role includes the preservation, recovery, and analysis of digital evidence while maintaining proper chain of custody.

Does Scotiabank provide support for professional development?

Yes, Scotiabank is committed to enhancing employee skills and experiences, which may include support for professional certifications and training in information security and digital forensics.

Will the Cybercrime Investigator engage in advisory services?

Yes, the investigator will provide advisory services to enhance Information and Cyber Security engagements.

How does the role align with Scotiabank's risk culture?

The Cybercrime Investigator must understand and consider the Bank’s risk appetite and risk culture in their day-to-day activities and decisions.

What kind of work environment does Scotiabank promote?

Scotiabank promotes an inclusive and high-performing culture that values the unique skills and experiences of each individual.

Scotiabank

Finance
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10,001+
Employees

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