Data Loss Prevention Analyst

## Data Loss Prevention Analyst Apply:
Hybrid:
Buffalo, NY:
Full time:
Posted Today:
R-26-20737

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** Job Title**:

Data Loss Prevention Analyst
** Reporting To:
** Head, IT Sect.
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* Work Schedule:

** Hybrid – Buffalo, NYThe Corporate Cyber Security Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Analyst drives coordination across Moog's operating groups, Cyber Security, and IT departments to monitor, detect, and prevent the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive, proprietary, regulated, and controlled information.

The role is responsible for implementing and maintaining Moog's Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Program, ensuring information assets are protected in accordance with corporate cyber security policies, regulatory requirements, contractual obligations, and data protection standards. The analyst will support the administration and continuous improvement of DLP controls across email, endpoints, web browsers, cloud services, and AI-enabled technologies. In addition, the analyst will investigate potential data leakage events and provide information concerning gaps to standards and required remediation activities.

The analyst will work with operating groups, Cyber Security, IT departments, Compliance, Legal, and Human Resources to provide visibility into information protection risks, identify unauthorized or risky data handling activities, and enforce information protection controls throughout the lifecycle of corporate data. This is performed using DLP technologies, monitoring tools, investigations, reporting, and control validation activities to verify compliance with corporate standards and regulatory requirements.

This role requires access to data subject to U.S. government citizenship restrictions.
** To be considered for the Data Loss Prevention Analyst role, here's what you'll typically need to bring with you:
*** One (1) year of experience in Cyber Security, Information Security, Information Protection, Data Governance, Risk Management, Compliance, IT Operations, or related discipline.
* Bachelor’s degree in information technology, Cyber Security, Computer Science, Information Assurance, or related field preferred.
* Experience investigating security alerts, incidents, or potential data leakage events.
* Familiarity with DLP technologies and controls across Email, Browser, Endpoint, CASB, Cloud, and AI Governance platforms is a plus.
* Knowledge of cybersecurity fundamentals including access controls, security monitoring, incident response, risk management, and data protection principles.
* Understanding of data classification, information handling requirements, confidentiality obligations, and information protection best practices.
* Strong analytical, investigative, and problem-solving skills with the ability to identify trends, assess risk, and communicate findings effectively.
* Familiarity with monitoring, auditing, and enforcing technology usage policies within enterprise environments.
* Knowledge of ITAR, EAR, and CMMC regulations is a plus.
* Proficiency with Microsoft 365 and common enterprise collaboration platforms.
* Experience producing managerial-level reporting and metrics (e.g., dashboards, assurance reports).
* Demonstrated ability to collaborate across multiple disciplines including IT, Security, Legal, Compliance, and business functions.
* Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a fast-evolving technology landscape.
* Knowledge of security frameworks and standards such as NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), NIST 800-53, NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF), ISO 27001, or similar.
* Security+, SC-900, Microsoft Security, or other applicable cybersecurity certifications is a plus.
** As a Data Loss Prevention Analyst, you will:*
* * Responsible for implementing, maintaining, and continuously improving the enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Program, including participating in the creation and maintenance of policies, standards, and procedures governing the protection of sensitive information.
* Monitor and investigate DLP alerts and incidents involving sensitive, proprietary, regulated, or controlled information across email, endpoint, browser, cloud, and AI platforms.
* Support the…