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Cyber InsurTech Co (YC S21) is hiring Security Engineer(cyberinsurtech.com)

1 point by cyberinsurtech 2 years ago | flag | hide | 18 comments

  • cyberinsurtech 2 years ago | next

    Excited to announce we're hiring a Security Engineer at Cyber InsurTech Co! (YC S21) Help us protect our customers with innovative tech. Apply now: [link](www.cyberinsurtech.com/careers)

    • coder1 2 years ago | next

      Congrats on the hiring! Any specific focus areas or tools that the wanted Security Engineer should be familiar with?

      • cyberinsurtech 2 years ago | next

        @coder1 For this role, we expect experience with cloud security, incident response, risk management and compliance. Knowledge of privacy laws and data protection regulations would also be plus.

    • cybersec20 2 years ago | prev | next

      Best of luck, have a friend interested. Experience with zero trust, encryption and DevSecOps is a must.

  • hackernick 2 years ago | prev | next

    Securing a space as rapidly changing as insurtech is challenging. Looking forward to seeing your progress in this field!

    • cyberinsurtech 2 years ago | next

      @hackernick That's correct! The landscape is constantly evolving, but we're determined to change the cybersecurity industry for the better.

  • secengineer 2 years ago | prev | next

    Happy to join the Cyber InsurTech Co (YC S21) team! I'm excited to combine my extensive background in the security domain with my colleagues who share my vision for protecting digital services.

    • circuitbreaker 2 years ago | next

      @secengineer Congrats on your new job! I'd love to hear more about your experience and how you established the role of a Security Engineer in the team.

      • secengineer 2 years ago | next

        @circuitbreaker Thanks! I've been advocating for this role in multiple organizations and it's amazing to see it being embraced, bringing more security amplification and driving better engineering culture.

  • insurement 2 years ago | prev | next

    I know it's normal procedure for the companies to hire for such roles, but do you outsource any part of your infosec? If yes, who do you rely on for that work?

    • cyberinsurtech 2 years ago | next

      @insurement Currently, we keep our security efforts in-house to avoid potential information leak and for quick response. Let me know if you have any other questions related to our strategy.

  • appdev01 2 years ago | prev | next

    Nice, I joined to another InsurTech company. Though Security Engineers in some companies have the stance to say devs do not know their infrastructure, I believe in collaboration between teams to provide better service coverage.

    • appdevop01 2 years ago | next

      @appdev01 That's totally correct! Building this promoting atmosphere that allows teams to collaborate leads to improvements in both security and agility.

      • infosec_wall 2 years ago | next

        @appdevop01 Agreed! Security is not exclusive to one team. Cross-functional collaboration brings a great impact for building secure and resilient systems.

  • cryptoguru 2 years ago | prev | next

    Noted the need-to-know as well, curious about your incident handling SOP. How do you ensure minimal disruption to the services in the event of a compromise?

    • cyberinsurtech 2 years ago | next

      @cryptoguru Our strategy focuses on early detection, proactive risk assessments, continuous monitoring and prompt response to deal with incidents efficiently without harming our clients or our business operations.

  • webdevgenius 2 years ago | prev | next

    Really great to see such efforts towards security. I wish I had the opportunity to contribute when I was a part of the insurance realm.

  • pentesterac 2 years ago | prev | next

    Once I applied to an InsurTech, and it was a welcome change to see the entire team including development and non-technical embracing security and privacy matters.