$110,000 – $120,000
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What this role is
This role develops and delivers security training and awareness programs across a major news organization, teaching employees about digital hygiene, phishing threats, and secure communication. It suits someone who can translate technical security concepts for diverse audiences and enjoys combining one-on-one mentoring with larger educational initiatives.
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What they ask for
Required
- 2+ years training on information security topics in person and virtually
- Understanding of cybersecurity concepts including social engineering and common attack tactics
- Ability to explain threat modeling to different organizational functions
- Skill breaking down complex security topics for technical and non-technical audiences
- Public speaking ability with capacity to adapt to audience feedback
- Experience creating engaging training materials in multiple formats
Nice to have
- Experience with phishing platforms
- Zendesk or support environment background
- Experience creating digital content including audio, video, and web-based technologies
- Prior work training journalists or other high-risk groups
- Experience with leadership and management
- Knowledge of VPNs, travel routers, and secure Wi-Fi configuration
- Familiarity with security hardware like YubiKeys and encrypted storage
- Basic data analytics skills