Vysiion Limited
Compliance Engineer

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Overall purpose of the job
Provide specific guidance on the operational implementation of controls to support compliance against the following: ISO 27001 – Security Management Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) Network Information Systems (NIS) Center for Internet Security (CIS) Benchmarks IEC 62443
Key responsibilities for this job
- Define and maintain operational policies, standards, and procedures for compliance against OT and IT security frameworks
- Provide technical compliance guidance to project and engineering teams during new builds and ongoing operations.
- Support the handover and implementation of compliance processes, procedures, and controls within operational engineering teams, as part of service implementation or transition
- Map compliance framework objectives to technical controls within the scope of supported assets under contract.
- Ensure adherence to regulatory frameworks (e.g., CAF, ISO, CIS, IEC 62443).
- Ensure adherence to customer contractual compliance obligations.
- Coordinate audits and manage compliance reporting.
- Implement continuous monitoring processes for compliance and risk indicators.
- Provide regular customer-aligned reports on compliance status.
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- Strong knowledge of regulatory standards and industry frameworks, including:
- Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmarking
- Network and Information Systems (NIS)
- National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF)
- ISO Standards – particularly ISO27001 (Information Security Management)
- IEC 62443 – especially risk management elements
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