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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Senior Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Analyst - **Company:** Zelis Healthcare - **Location:** Morristown, NJ, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $105,000.0 - $133,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Bash Shell, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Information Leak Prevention, Extract Transform Load (ETL), Data Loss, Digital Forensics, Python (Programming Language), Performance Tuning, Windows PowerShell, Queue Management Systems, Cloud Services, Security Information and Event Management, Scripting, Google Cloud, Information Technology, Programming Languages - **Published:** August 1, 2026 - **Apply:** https://jobs.localjobnetwork.com/apply/add/87502479/1 ## About the Role * Bachelor of Computer Science, Engineering, Information Security, Information Technology, or 4+ years of equivalent experience. * 3+ years of enterprise experience in Data Loss Prevention (DLP), Insider Risk, Security Operations, Incident Response, or a related cybersecurity discipline. * Ability to partner with enterprise teams within a cybersecurity context, leveraging diverse ideas, experiences, thoughts, and perspectives to improve the organization. * Effective oral and written communication skills with experience in cybersecurity technical process documentation. * Demonstrated passion for information security and data protection, including a commitment to maintaining technical proficiency. * Proven record of thought leadership via innovation and non-traditional solutions * Fundamental understanding of IT & data securitypractices/programs/tooling,with demonstrated examples of driving initiatives forwards. Preferred qualifications: * Experience administering or supporting enterprise DLP solutions such as Microsoft Purview * Experience with Insider Risk Management programs or user activity monitoring. * Advanced cybersecurity certifications (e.g., GCFA, GCIA, GNFA, GCTI, GREM, GCIH, GCFA, GPEN, OSCP, etc.) * Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP, etc.) certifications * Proficiency in scripting and high-level programming languages (Python, PowerShell, bash, etc.) * Functional knowledge of SIEM, SOAR, DLP platforms, malware sandboxing solutions and related tools ## Description Manages security operations tasks independently and contributes to the design and implementation of security controls., As a Senior Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Analyst, you'll take the lead on protecting the organization's sensitive data through DLP, insider risk, and security operations initiatives. You'll investigate DLP and insider risk events, analyze security incidents involving sensitive information, and help strengthen our overall data protection capabilities. In this role, you'll handle hands-on technical work including DLP policy tuning, incident analysis, and process development, while also supporting broader cybersecurity operations through incident response, digital forensics, and threat investigations. You'll also help mentor teammates, improve processes, and shape how we detect and respond to data protection and cybersecurity events., * DLP & Insider Risk: Lead investigations, escalations, remediation, and communications into DLP and insider risk alerts and incidents. Analysis of user activity involving sensitive data, tune DLP policies, and help mature DLP processes and procedures. * Security Operations Incident Analysis & Handling: Triage alerts, investigate suspicious activity, lead incident response steps, and coordinate containment and recovery efforts. * Data Collection & Normalization: Make sure logs and security data are gathered correctly, cleaned up, and organized so the team can analyze them effectively. * Digital Forensics:Examine systems, files, logs, and network data to understand what happened during DLP and cybersecurity incidents. * Mentoring & Training: Help newer analysts grow by sharing your experience, offering guidance, and running training sessions when needed. * Technical / Process Guidance: Assist team members with technical questions, tool usage, investigation methods, and established response workflows. * Shift Leadership: Act as the point person during your shift: manage workload, oversee investigations, ensure smooth handoffs, and support teammates. Participate in a rotating on-call schedule as required. * Innovation: Look for opportunities to improve processes, recommend new tools or automations, and help refine how the team operates. Here is What You Can Expect on a Typical Day: * Reviewing DLP alerts, user activity, and security logs to identify potential data loss, insider risk, or suspicious behavior. * Leading investigations involving sensitive data movement while assisting with broader cybersecurity incidents as needed. * Tuning DLP policies and detection logic to reduce false positives while improving visibility into risky behavior. * Running forensic analysis on hosts, cloud workloads, or network artifacts to uncover root causes and timelines. * Collaborating with IT, cloud, engineering, or other security teams to gather data or take action on investigations. * Sharing insights with teammates, helping them troubleshoot difficult cases, or walking them through an investigation technique. * Updating documentation, writing reports, or summarizing incident findings. * Teaching something new to the team-whether it's a DLP capability, a tool trick, a technique, or a better approach to analysis. * Handling shift responsibilities like queue management, monitoring ongoing investigations, and tracking priorities. * Identifying process gaps or tools that could be improved and proposing better ways to do things. * Perform other tasks required by management as needed ## Related Videos - [Security Pitfalls for Software Engineers](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/videos/726-security-pitfalls-for-software-engineers) - [Old tools, new tricks](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/videos/1916-old-tools-new-tricks) - [JavaScript? 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