Technical Writer Security and Risk - w2/1099/Self Corp only - No corp of friend.
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Technical Writer Security and Risk
Description
Client that is seeking a Technical Writer Security and Risk in Daytona Beach, FL for a hybrid role. Summary: We are looking for a Cybersecurity Technical Writer to break down complex cybersecurity concepts into easy-to-understand guides and manuals for internal and external use. Your tasks include synthesizing data, writing reports, and establishing or revising cybersecurity policies. You will also create cybersecurity-related content through glossary articles, blog posts, how-to guides, white papers, and case studies that follow the best SEO practices and our style guidelines. We expect you to review and revise old, published content when necessary to ensure information is up to date. The Technical Writer will report to our Technical Editor and work with stakeholders and business partners to collect feedback for our cybersecurity documentation. Responsibilities:
- Collecting data, composing reports, and writing or improving our cybersecurity policies
- Creating process documents, presentations, preparing case studies, and other types of content on the latest cybersecurity trends, techniques, threats, and other relevant topics
- Researching and interviewing cybersecurity experts
- Researching end users' needs
- Providing suggestions on how to address the end user information gap
- Reviewing and updating old content and documentation to ensure its factually correct and up to date
- Working with business partners and stakeholders to gather relevant input for the company documentation
Requirements
- Background: Security-focused
- To qualify, you must have a background in IT, Cybersecurity, Communications, Computer Science, or related fields
- You must also have experience working as a Technical Writer
- Knowledge of various cybersecurity concepts and protocols, such as the Zero Trust security approach, API protocols, and security risk management, is essential
- Excellent writing, editing, and proofreading skills
- Familiarity with Zero Trust implementation, API protocols, and security risk management, policies, and incident types
- Proficiency in word processing tools and technical writing software
- Strong problem-solving skills
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, stressful environment under minimum supervision
- Proficiency in word processors (Google Docs and Microsoft Word) and technical writing tools (WhatFix, Adobe RoboHelp, and MediaWiki) are desirable
Document Writing
- Lessons Learned
- Security/Risk Assessment - 50% of the work
- Document current process
- What could the outcomes be
- How do we mitigate this