IT Auditor Cloud and Cyber -Dallas, TX -Hybrid or Remote in the U.S.
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IT Auditor Cloud and Cyber -Dallas, TX -Hybrid or Remote in the U.S.
FinTrust Connect Dallas TX Hybrid or Remote
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Join our Talent Community for Dallas. You will execute ITGC and cloud and cyber audits across regional banks and payments clients with strong demand for cloud control assurance and automated evidence. Dallas ranges benchmark slightly below NYC, reflected in our rates.
Requirements:
3 to 7 years in IT audit or cyber audit
- Hands on testing of access and change and operations and backup and recovery and incident response
- Familiar with AWS or Azure control catalogs and policy and logging
- CISA or CISSP or CIA preferred
Responsibilities:
- Plan and deliver audits over identity and network and application and database and cloud foundations
- Test control design and operating effectiveness and document workpapers that stand to FFIEC and SOX testing standards.
- Communicate issues and agree action plans with owners and validate closure
Outcomes we track:
Issues validated on time 95%+
RFI turnaround 100% on time
Evidence completeness 100%
Compensation and terms:
Consultant pay $80 to $160 per hour based on scope and platform
Contract Hybrid Dallas, TX or Remote US W2 or 1099
How to apply
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Apply on our site FinTrust Careers
Or email with subject [Apply] IT Auditor Dallas Follow FinTrust Connect on LinkedIn
Keywords
IT Audit, Cloud Audit, SOX ITGC, FFIEC, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, COBIT, AWS, Azure, GCP, IAM, Logging, SIEM, Control Testing, Evidence, Dallas
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