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Director, Cybersecurity Compliance

ApolisRaleigh, NC

$82 - $110 / hour

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Overview

Remote
On-site
Compensation
$82-$110/hour

Job Description

  • Job Title: Director, Cybersecurity Compliance
  • Location: Raleigh, NC
  • Tax Term (W2, C2C): W2
  • Job Type (Permanent/Contract) : Contract to hire
  • Duration: 6 months contract to hire
  • Pay Range: $82-$110/hr
Description: Ideal Candidate Profile Summary: Leading cyber compliance organization. Build strategy, steps to execution for a cyber compliance role. Thinking through metrics, prioritizing what you're monitoring, how do you reporting on monitoring. This is a strategic thinking position. What does the workflow look like. Risk, compliance, governance relates to eachother. Already have a manager in compliance and analyst in compliance. The Director, Cybersecurity Compliance is responsible for establishing, leading, and overseeing Advance Auto Parts enterprise wide cybersecurity compliance program. This role ensures the organization consistently meets applicable regulatory, legal, and industry cybersecurity requirements while maintaining a repeatable, auditable, and scalable compliance posture. Operating within the Information Security GRC function, this position translates cybersecurity strategy into documented, monitored, and measurable compliance execution, supporting audit readiness, risk transparency, and executive decision making. Role and Responsibilities: Cybersecurity Compliance Program Leadership " Establish and operate an enterprise wide cybersecurity compliance program that reduces risk and strengthens audit readiness. " Provide strategic direction and oversight for cybersecurity compliance activities across the organization. " Ensure alignment between cybersecurity compliance efforts, business objectives, and enterprise risk appetite. Regulatory, Framework & Standards Oversight " Lead compliance efforts related to regulatory, legal, and industry frameworks, including but not limited to SOX, PCI, HIPAA, and NIST CSF. " Oversee the selection, maintenance, and mapping of cybersecurity controls to applicable frameworks and requirements. " Ensure policies, standards, and controls are reviewed and updated in response to regulatory changes and evolving industry expectations. Audit, Monitoring & Evidence Management " Oversee continuous compliance monitoring, including control testing, evidence collection, and remediation tracking. " Support internal and external audits by ensuring availability of accurate, complete, and timely compliance evidence. " Maintain a sustained audit ready posture through repeatable and scalable compliance processes. Governance, Accountability & Risk Management " Define and enforce roles, responsibilities, and accountability for cybersecurity compliance across system owners, IT operations, and business stakeholders. " Facilitate governance and escalation for compliance gaps, remediation delays, and risk acceptance decisions. " Partner with Enterprise Risk Management to ensure cybersecurity compliance outcomes are reflected in enterprise risk reporting. Reporting & Executive Engagement " Provide regular compliance reporting to executive leadership, including compliance status, remediation progress, and key risk indicators. " Support leadership and Board level discussions by delivering clear, risk based compliance insights. " Promote transparency and consistency in compliance measurement and reporting across the organization. Tooling & Enablement " Oversee governance and use of OneTrust (or equivalent GRC tooling) for compliance workflows, evidence management, and reporting. " Drive automation and standardization to improve efficiency, consistency, and reuse of compliance evidence across frameworks. Required Skills: " Bachelor s degree in Information Security, Information Systems, Risk Management, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience. " 8+ years of experience in cybersecurity, information security governance, risk, or compliance, with demonstrated leadership at the enterprise level. " Strong knowledge of cybersecurity regulatory and compliance frameworks and how they apply in a large, complex enterprise environment. " Experience leading compliance programs that support audit readiness and regulatory scrutiny. " Proven ability to engage executive stakeholders and translate technical compliance requirements into business relevant insights. Preferred Qualifications " Experience implementing or operating a cybersecurity compliance program within a retail, consumer, or highly regulated environment. " Experience leveraging GRC platforms (e.g., OneTrust) for compliance management and reporting. " Professional certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CRISC, or similar.

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