5 results for Chief Information Security Officer jobs

Director of Cybersecurity

Toronto, ON
onsite
Permanent
165000 - 185000 CAD / Yearly
We are looking for an experienced Director of Cybersecurity to lead and strengthen an enterprise-wide cybersecurity program in Toronto, Ontario. This role will shape the organization’s security direction, safeguard critical systems and data, and ensure security practices align with operational and strategic priorities. The successful candidate will work closely with senior leaders and cross-functional teams to build resilient controls, support compliance obligations, and foster a strong culture of security awareness. Responsibilities:• Create and advance a long-range cybersecurity strategy that supports business goals and addresses evolving threats across the organization.• Guide security governance and risk management activities by identifying priorities, assessing exposures, and recommending practical mitigation plans.• Collaborate with business units and technical teams to integrate security expectations into projects, processes, and day-to-day operations.• Oversee compliance efforts related to privacy obligations and recognized security standards, ensuring policies and controls remain current and effective.• Lead core security operations, including vulnerability oversight, threat detection, incident investigation, and coordinated response activities.• Establish, review, and refine information security policies, standards, and procedures to strengthen operational consistency and control effectiveness.• Direct identity and access management improvements, with attention to privileged access, authentication methods, and appropriate user controls.• Assess and monitor third-party security risk by reviewing vendors and partners to support informed decision-making and reduce external exposure.• Build and develop a high-performing security team while managing budgets, external providers, training efforts, and awareness initiatives across the organization.
2026-09-02T00:00:00Z

Cloud Security Engineer

Oakville, ON
onsite
Temporary
60 - 75 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for a Cloud Security Engineer to support secure cloud initiatives for an organization in the Energy and Natural Resources sector in Oakville, Ontario. This Long-term Contract opportunity is suited to a hands-on specialist who can strengthen cloud security posture while contributing to platform design, automation, and operational reliability. The role blends technical delivery with governance, requiring close partnership across engineering, infrastructure, and business teams to build and maintain resilient cloud environments. Responsibilities: • Design and improve secure cloud architecture patterns that align with operational needs, compliance expectations, and platform scalability goals. • Implement and manage cloud security controls across infrastructure, applications, and services to reduce risk and strengthen governance. • Administer identity and access strategies by refining permissions, access models, and authentication practices across cloud environments. • Build and maintain infrastructure automation using configuration management and infrastructure-as-code approaches to promote consistency and efficiency. • Embed security practices into deployment pipelines and engineering workflows to support DevSecOps delivery and application protection. • Support containerized and Kubernetes-based platforms by applying security standards, monitoring controls, and platform hardening measures. • Troubleshoot cloud networking, connectivity, and server-related issues while helping maintain stable and secure service performance. • Collaborate with technical stakeholders using tools such as Jira to plan work, track progress, and resolve security and platform concerns. • Provide technical guidance during deployments, platform enhancements, and ongoing operational support within cloud-hosted environments.
2026-09-02T00:00:00Z

CFO

Cambridge, ON
onsite
Permanent
180000 - 200000 CAD / Yearly
We are looking for an accomplished CFO to lead the financial strategy and oversight of our organization in Cambridge, Ontario. This executive role will guide financial reporting, forecasting, and operational analysis while strengthening the finance function to support sustainable growth. The successful candidate will provide strong leadership to the finance team and serve as a trusted partner to business leaders across the company. Responsibilities: • Lead the organization’s overall financial direction, ensuring strong governance, accurate reporting, and sound decision-making across the business. • Oversee the preparation and review of financial statements, shareholder updates, tax filings, and reports required by regulatory bodies. • Manage core finance operations, including accounting, costing, accounts receivable, accounts payable, and consolidated reporting for multiple locations. • Direct monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes, and communicate financial results to internal leadership and the parent organization. • Guide cash flow planning, treasury activities, credit oversight, and financial risk management to protect the company’s financial position. • Build and maintain effective internal controls, financial policies, and administrative procedures that support compliance and operational discipline. • Deliver meaningful performance analysis on revenue, margins, expenses, and profitability by comparing results against budgets, forecasts, and prior periods. • Partner with department leaders to develop budgets, business plans, and continuous improvement initiatives that enhance efficiency and organizational alignment. • Mentor and develop the finance team, fostering an engaged culture focused on timely processing, high-quality analysis, and dependable business support. • Represent the company in financial matters with lenders, insurers, external accountants, and government agencies as needed.
2026-09-02T00:00:00Z

Cyber Security Analyst

Ottawa, ON
remote
Temporary
80 - 90 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for an experienced Cyber Security Analyst to support security operations to join our clients team. This Contract opportunity is ideal for a senior detail-oriented candidate who can work part-time hours while taking ownership of live monitoring, threat investigation, and timely incident response. The role suits someone who is comfortable working hands-on with Darktrace and related security technologies to strengthen detection capabilities and maintain a strong security posture. Responsibilities:• Oversee day-to-day security monitoring activities and assess alerts to identify suspicious behaviour, emerging risks, and potential incidents.• Use Darktrace and other security tools to investigate anomalies, validate threats, and recommend appropriate containment or remediation actions.• Respond to cyber security events in real time, coordinate triage efforts, and support resolution to reduce operational impact.• Review firewall, network, and cloud security configurations to improve protection across the environment.• Analyze threat intelligence and security trends to refine detection approaches and strengthen defensive measures.• Troubleshoot security issues across SOC-related processes, infrastructure, and technologies to maintain effective operations.• Collaborate with internal stakeholders to document findings, communicate risk, and support ongoing security improvements.• Contribute to configuration and quality management practices that enhance the reliability and effectiveness of security controls.
2026-08-31T00:00:00Z

Compliance Officer

Vancouver, BC
onsite
Permanent
70000 - 90000 CAD / Yearly
We are supporting a Canadian-based not-for-profit healthcare organization in their search for a Compliance & Privacy Officer in their Vancouver office. This is a 1 year contract role with potential to extend. About The Role: The Compliance & Privacy Officer is responsible for ensuring that the business' practices related to organizational compliance and quality meet legislative, regulatory and contractual requirements, international standards and best practices. Key Responsibilities:<ul><li>Develop, maintain and monitor a quality program to improve general organizational compliance and quality.</li><li>Support with contracts and agreements inclusive of advising on contractual requirements, drafting, reviewing and updating templates.</li><li>Monitor compliance with Imagine Canada's Standards Program, writing and submitting reports in order to maintain accreditation.</li><li>Maintain a privacy management program that is accountable and abides by Canadian federal, provincial and territorial legislation and regulations, international standards and best practices.</li><li>Monitor privacy compliance, assessing effectiveness and revising program controls as necessary.</li><li>Coordinate and follow up on external PIAs, audits and inspections.</li><li>Manage privacy breaches, inquiries and complaints.</li></ul>
2026-08-26T00:00:00Z