The Third-Party Security Risk Manager is responsible for the management, development, and oversight of the Third Party Security Risk Management (TPSRM) program.  The goal of this role is to effectively identify, evaluate, monitor, and manage information security risks associated with third party business partners that do work for, or have access to Carnival’s data. Primary activities include assessing third-party security risks, facilitation of the due diligence assessment process, and ensuring contractual requirements are implemented into legal agreements. 

 Additional responsibilities include managing service level agreements for assessment reviews, working with our resident engineer for troubleshooting and enhancing functionality within the assessment tool (OneTrust), and acting as the primary escalation liaison between the TRPM team and the business owners of third-party relationships. 

Strong process management and communication skills are required for this role. A sound knowledge of the industry and TPRM experience will be applied to assist leadership with ongoing strategic efforts, such as: integration with surrounding global functions and systems, global program facilitation and reporting capabilities, management of professional services and associated KPIs, and implementation of additional program automation and identified development opportunities.

Essential Functions:

Serve as the GCS TPSRM subject-matter-expert to identify, evaluate, and manage risks associated to third parties processing or accessing personal and / or confidential data on Carnival’s behalf. Facilitate TPSRM due-diligence processes across business units; drive appropriate stakeholder participation in the assessment, evaluation, and acceptance of risk Manage vendor relationships, field inquiries, and oversee/assist in the vendor assessment process utilizing the RiskRecon platform Assess procedures and controls to ensure compliance with applicable company and industry standards. Development of dashboard and reporting capabilities for the TPRM program; provide leadership re Conduct training as required throughout company business units to enhance TPRM awareness and compliance porting as required (weekly) Support program lead with all additional ongoing strategic projects in place to enhance program maturity

Qualifications:

Education:  Bachelor’s degree  Major/Discipline:  Cybersecurity related Required Certifications:  Nice to have:  CTPRP, CISSP, CISM, CRISC Required Years and Area of Professional Experience: 5 Critical Professional Related Technical/Computer Skills: Excellent oral and written communication, presentation, and collaboration skills. Strong organization skills with the ability to deal with multiple tasks and projects simultaneously. Experience working with legal to conduct contract language reviews. Experience with GRC tools used to conduct TPRM due diligence assessments, preferably OneTrust. Other Requirements: Experience with the Microsoft Professional Office Suite, including Teams, SharePoint, and Office Preferred Education:  Master’s in Cybersecurity Preferred Experience and Type:  Possess strong organization and communication skills and can communicate security processes and associated risks to non-technical business stakeholders. Has a solid understanding of key security frameworks, including NIST CSF, PCI-DSS, SOX, ISO, etc. Candidate will need to develop a deep understanding of the company structure, key stakeholders, products, and policies / standards to facilitate resolution amongst groups with conflicting priorities. Excellent leadership, project management, and presentation skills. Must be able to work independently and efficiently in a remote working environment

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

Third Party Risk Management, Presentation, Risk Management

Decision Making:

Tactical:  Decisions focus on intermediate-term issues. The purpose of decisions made at this level are to help move CCL closer to reaching strategic goals. Outcomes are predictable. After a decision is made by Top Executive Leadership, the next phase is to take the needed steps to implement it.  Examples are: The amount of money required to implement, which advertising agency to promote a new service or to provide an incentive plan to employees to encourage increased revenue.  Example: The direction to take the TPRM program.  Which process to follow, what automation to use.    Operational:  Decisions focus on day-to-day activities within the company. Decisions made at this level help to ensure that daily activities proceed smoothly and therefore help to move the company toward reaching a strategic goal. They have short term consequences. Examples are: Handling employee conflicts, purchasing materials needed for operations. Examples:  Handling escalations and resolving disputes between business owners and security. Standard:  These decisions are those that are repetitive decisions on a recurring basis and are commonly related to daily activities. They are relatively simple, relying on historical data and previous solutions. Examples are: reordering of standard office supplies, handling transactions.  Examples: Daily queue processing and supporting questions.

Travel: No or very little travel likely

Work Conditions:  Work primarily in a climate-controlled environment with minimal safety/health hazard potential. 

This position is classified as "in-office." As an in-office role, it requires employees to work from a designated Carnival office in South Florida from Tuesday through Thursday.  Employees may work from home on Mondays and Fridays. Some positions may require additional in-office time each week and final schedule is determined by your leader.  Candidates must be located in (or willing to relocate to) the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale area. 

Offers to select candidates will be made on a fair and equitable basis, taking into account specific job-related skills and experience.   

At Carnival, your total rewards package is much more than your base salary. All non-sales roles participate in an annual cash bonus program, while sales roles have an incentive plan. Director and above roles may also be eligible to participate in Carnival’s discretionary equity incentive plan. Plus, Carnival provides comprehensive and innovative benefits to meet your needs, including: 

Health Benefits:  Cost-effective medical, dental and vision plans  Employee Assistance Program and other mental health resources  Additional programs include company paid term life insurance and disability coverage   Financial Benefits:  401(k) plan that includes a company match  Employee Stock Purchase plan  Paid Time Off  Holidays – All full-time and part-time with benefits employees receive days off for 7 company-wide holidays, plus an additional floating holiday to be taken at the employee’s discretion.   Vacation Time – All full-time employees at the manager and below level start with 14 days/year; director and above level start with 19 days/year.  Part-time with benefits employees receive time off based on the number of hours they work, with a minimum of 84 hours/year.  All employees gain additional vacation time with further tenure.  Sick Time – All full-time employees receive 80 hours of sick time each year.  Part-time with benefits employees receive time off based on the number of hours they work, with a minimum of 60 hours each year.    Other Benefits  Complementary stand-by cruises, employee discounts on confirmed cruises, plus special rates for family and friends  Personal and professional learning and development resources including tuition reimbursement.   On-site preschool program and wellness center at our Miami campus 

 

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