Data Security (Microsoft Purview) - Consultant

• This role is for you if you have the below
• Educational qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree (minimum requirement).
• Equivalent experience (minimum 2 years) in data protection or Data Loss Prevention (DLP) may be considered in lieu of degree.

• •
• Work experience
• § Minimum 3 years of experience with data protection or DLP technologies.

§ Exposure to three or more of the following areas

• § Data discovery, data classification, data tagging
• § Data leakage/content monitoring and filtering (DLP)
• § Secure messaging/email encryption
• § Mobile device security
• § Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
• § Data Rights Management (DRM)
• § Secure information storage

§ Basic familiarity with

• § Data Loss Prevention tools such as Microsoft Purview, Netskope, Zscaler
• § Data discovery & classification tools such as BigID, Cyera, Securiti.ai, Varonis, OneTrust

§ Foundational understanding of

• § Networking concepts (TCP/IP, OSI model)
• § Operating systems (Windows, UNIX, mainframe)
• § Security technologies (firewalls, IDS/IPS, etc.)
• § Programming/scripting languages (C, Java, Perl, Python, Shell)
• § Databases (MS SQL, Oracle, etc.)

§ Basic understanding of privacy and data protection regulations including

• § PCI DSS, GLBA, Basel II, EU Data Protection Directive, GDPR, CCPA/CRPA.
• § Willingness and ability to travel and work in fast‑paced, results-driven environments.

The ideal candidate will

• § Assist clients in designing, deploying, and managing controls that reduce the risk of data compromise.
• § Support clients in defining technical requirements, evaluating solutions, designing architecture, and testing data protection technologies.
• § Provide support in enabling protection for data at rest and data in motion.
• § Assist in creating and testing DLP rules and policies.
• § Advise clients on future-state cybersecurity challenges and partner with them to enhance capabilities.
• § Contribute to KPMG thought leadership internally and externally.
• § Operate as a technical subject matter specialist.
• § Stay updated on industry trends, cyber risk, and data protection best practices.
• This role is for you if you have the below
• Educational qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree (minimum requirement).
• Equivalent experience (minimum 2 years) in data protection or Data Loss Prevention (DLP) may be considered in lieu of degree.

• •
• Work experience
• § Minimum 3 years of experience with data protection or DLP technologies.

§ Exposure to three or more of the following areas

• § Data discovery, data classification, data tagging
• § Data leakage/content monitoring and filtering (DLP)
• § Secure messaging/email encryption
• § Mobile device security
• § Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
• § Data Rights Management (DRM)
• § Secure information storage

§ Basic familiarity with

• § Data Loss Prevention tools such as Microsoft Purview, Netskope, Zscaler
• § Data discovery & classification tools such as BigID, Cyera, Securiti.ai, Varonis, OneTrust

§ Foundational understanding of

• § Networking concepts (TCP/IP, OSI model)
• § Operating systems (Windows, UNIX, mainframe)
• § Security technologies (firewalls, IDS/IPS, etc.)
• § Programming/scripting languages (C, Java, Perl, Python, Shell)
• § Databases (MS SQL, Oracle, etc.)

§ Basic understanding of privacy and data protection regulations including

• § PCI DSS, GLBA, Basel II, EU Data Protection Directive, GDPR, CCPA/CRPA.
• § Willingness and ability to travel and work in fast‑paced, results-driven environments.

The ideal candidate will

• § Assist clients in designing, deploying, and managing controls that reduce the risk of data compromise.
• § Support clients in defining technical requirements, evaluating solutions, designing architecture, and testing data protection technologies.
• § Provide support in enabling protection for data at rest and data in motion.
• § Assist in creating and testing DLP rules and policies.
• § Advise clients on future-state cybersecurity challenges and partner with them to enhance capabilities.
• § Contribute to KPMG thought leadership internally and externally.
• § Operate as a technical subject matter specialist.
• § Stay updated on industry trends, cyber risk, and data protection best practices.
• This role is for you if you have the below
• Educational qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree (minimum requirement).
• Equivalent experience (minimum 2 years) in data protection or Data Loss Prevention (DLP) may be considered in lieu of degree.

• •
• Work experience
• § Minimum 3 years of experience with data protection or DLP technologies.

§ Exposure to three or more of the following areas

• § Data discovery, data classification, data tagging
• § Data leakage/content monitoring and filtering (DLP)
• § Secure messaging/email encryption
• § Mobile device security
• § Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
• § Data Rights Management (DRM)
• § Secure information storage

§ Basic familiarity with

• § Data Loss Prevention tools such as Microsoft Purview, Netskope, Zscaler
• § Data discovery & classification tools such as BigID, Cyera, Securiti.ai, Varonis, OneTrust

§ Foundational understanding of

• § Networking concepts (TCP/IP, OSI model)
• § Operating systems (Windows, UNIX, mainframe)
• § Security technologies (firewalls, IDS/IPS, etc.)
• § Programming/scripting languages (C, Java, Perl, Python, Shell)
• § Databases (MS SQL, Oracle, etc.)

§ Basic understanding of privacy and data protection regulations including

• § PCI DSS, GLBA, Basel II, EU Data Protection Directive, GDPR, CCPA/CRPA.
• § Willingness and ability to travel and work in fast‑paced, results-driven environments.

The ideal candidate will

• § Assist clients in designing, deploying, and managing controls that reduce the risk of data compromise.
• § Support clients in defining technical requirements, evaluating solutions, designing architecture, and testing data protection technologies.
• § Provide support in enabling protection for data at rest and data in motion.
• § Assist in creating and testing DLP rules and policies.
• § Advise clients on future-state cybersecurity challenges and partner with them to enhance capabilities.
• § Contribute to KPMG thought leadership internally and externally.
• § Operate as a technical subject matter specialist.
• § Stay updated on industry trends, cyber risk, and data protection best practices.