Project Manager (IT) - Senior (Onsite) JP887

Project Name:

Court Technology Services Cybersecurity Program

Scope:

Court Technology Services (CTS) is advancing a multi‑initiative cybersecurity program to strengthen the security posture of Alberta Courts' technology services. The program focuses on risk‑based security architecture, vulnerability management, threat and risk assessment practices, incident response readiness, and governance/policy improvements appropriate to a judicial environment.

Duties:

The Senior Cybersecurity Project Manager will lead and deliver multiple concurrent cybersecurity initiatives end‑to‑end, from planning and design through implementation and transition to operations. Key duties include:

• Lead implementation and advancement of the CTS Cybersecurity Program in a judicial environment, providing risk‑based cybersecurity architecture leadership for new and existing services.
• Deliver priority initiatives including: Information Management and Security Services (IMSS) contract onboarding, tuning, and leadership support; enterprise vulnerability management technical implementation; Threat and Risk Assessment (TRA) framework contract onboarding and support leadership; application security risk assessments; firewall and security control optimization; and security architecture reviews for new systems and major changes.
• Create, implement, and operationalize cybersecurity incident response playbooks; support incident readiness activities (e.g., exercises/drills) and incorporate lessons learned.
• Advance draft cybersecurity policies, standards, and procedures through approval and adoption within the Courts.
• Prepare executive/judicial‑ready briefing notes, decision requests, and status reporting—translating technical security topics into business risk and actionable recommendations.
• Collaborate with stakeholders including Procurement, Legal, Finance, Enterprise Architecture, governance committees, Court users, and vendors; navigate public‑sector procurement, privacy, and compliance requirements with discretion appropriate to sensitive court security information.
• Identify opportunities to use AI and automation to strengthen cybersecurity (e.g., improved detection, automated security operations) and contribute to AI‑related security/privacy governance controls.