Responsible for Data Leakage Prevention — PostFinance
- Location
- Bern
- Contract
- other
- Posted
- 120 days ago
Role overview
Protect confidential data, identify risks at an early stage and prevent data leakage: As a specialist leader in data leakage prevention (DLP), you are responsible for our DLP specialist area and develop it further together with the team.
With your know-how, you ensure that security, compliance and business requirements work together optimally and that our employees and data are protected in the best possible way.
You can do that.
- Protect confidential data, identify risks at an early stage and prevent data leakage: As a specialist leader in data leakage prevention (DLP), you are responsible for our DLP specialist area and develop it further together with the team.
- With your know-how, you ensure that security, compliance and business requirements work together optimally and that our employees and data are protected in the best possible way.
Additional details
- You ensure up-to-date documentation, meaningful reporting and effective awareness measures. You bring that with you
Notes and original content
- You ensure up-to-date documentation, meaningful reporting and effective awareness measures.
- You bring that with you
Questions about this listing
What salary does PostFinance offer for this role?
PostFinance lists CHF 68'500 - 104'000 gross per year for this position in Bern. This is the salary published in the original listing (or, when the employer omits a figure, a realistic estimate for the role and sector) — the calculator on this site converts it to your actual net take-home once cross-border tax and social contributions are applied.
Is this a full-time role, and what type of contract does PostFinance offer?
This listing is a full-time position. The contract type shown here comes directly from the employer's original posting; always confirm exact hours, notice period and probation length with PostFinance during the application process, since these details can vary by role even within the same contract category.
Do I need a cross-border work permit for a role in Bern?
EU/EFTA residents living in the border zone of the country adjoining Canton Bern can apply for a G permit; the Swiss employer files it with that canton's migration office after the contract is signed. Border-zone rules and processing times vary by neighbouring country and canton, so confirm the specifics with Bern's cantonal migration office or with HR during the application.
How do I apply for this position at PostFinance?
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