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Explore the mapThe Audit and Advisory Associate Intern (AAA-I) employs their experience in security tools, security solutions, internal audit, IT governance and compliance initiatives to assist with security assessments and compliance initiatives. Starting with coordination of assessment tasks with the client, the AAA-I also prepares the tools for the assessment including setup of the clients assessment portal and scanning tools. Through a coordinated effort with the VP and Director, the AAA-I helps identify, collect and validate assessment evidence provided by the client to ensure that the evidence provided addresses control requirements. The AAA-I participates in controls testing and physical security evaluations when required. The AAA-I serves in a quality role for reporting. Lastly, the AAA-I has an important role in ensuring that the Tego’s security offerings are fresh, responsive to industry trends, effective against rapidly changing threats and are specific to the Tego target market. The AAA-I is familiar with cyber security industry best practices and provides support across the company, including researching and analyzing both global and client-specific security trends. The AAA-I also assists with internal audits supporting Tego’s certifications and attestations. Successful candidates must pass an extensive background check. Successful completion of the Audit and Advisory Associate Internship will qualify the intern for evaluation as a full time Audit and Advisory Associate.
The Audit and Advisory Associate Intern (AAA-I) will start with an approximately four week mentored and self-guided training program including: orientation to Audit and Advisory services, orientation to NIST Special Publications and Federal Information Processing Standards, an introduction to CMMC and HIPAA compliance requirements and the ISO 27001 security standard. The AAA-I is expected to complete ISACA ITCA-Cybersecurity Fundamentals training and pass the certification exam. As the AAA-I progresses through training, they will be gradually included in active Audit and Assessment engagements. Tasks will include:*Assessment Coordination: working with Project Manager to coordinate interviews, scanning, evidence submission, etc. *Collection and Review of Evidence: working with lead CISA to collect evidence and artifacts including tasks to evaluate the effectiveness of the evidence to support control requirements. *Assessment Report QC: working with lead CISA in formatting and proofing assessment report. *Assessment Report Presentation: working with lead CISA to present the assessment report and explain findings and recommendations. Lastly, the AAA-I will be expected to articulate their experience and findings for the general good of the security, audit and compliance industry and Tego clients via blog posts and other mediums of communication.