Security GRC Manager

**ABOUT THE ROLE:

**Join Rightway as a Security GRC Manager, a role that owns and matures our GRC function. You will enhance our policies and procedures, streamline workflows, mature our risk management program, own our integrated SOC 2 + HITRUST attestation as we scale, and lead the GRC team.

WHAT YOU’LL DO:

• Team Leadership: Lead and mentor a small GRC team, setting priorities, reviewing work, and growing the function alongside the business.
• Control Library Development: Own and evolve our unified control library, maintaining mappings across SOC 2, SOC 1, and the latest HITRUST version, and addressing gaps or inefficiencies as the organization and framework requirements change.
• Audit Ownership: In partnership with Engineering, IT, People, and Finance, lead the audit program for control requirements and evidence production, proactively in anticipation of SOC 1, SOC 2/HITRUST, and customer audits.
• Data Privacy and Protection: Partner with Legal as a key stakeholder in the Data Privacy program, including HIPAA/HITECH, BAAs, data privacy and protection impact assessments, incident/breach analysis, and data handling requirements.
•  AI Governance: Own and mature the AI governance program modeled after ISO/IEC 42001, including the AI risk register, Statement of Applicability, and AI risk assessments for internal use cases. Respond to customer and partner AI governance questionnaires, and maintain alignment to emerging requirements such as the Colorado Automated Decision-Making Technology Act (ADMTA).
• Contract security and privacy review: Review and negotiate security, privacy, data protection, incident notification, audit rights, AI, and related language in customer and vendor agreements. 
• Control Monitoring: Monitor, measure, and report on control effectiveness for security and compliance in Drata, maintaining continuous control monitoring and evidence collection, and adjusting strategy and implementation as needed.
• Policy Enhancement: Collaborate cross-functionally to improve policies and related procedures, boosting operational efficiency, control maturity, security, and compliance
• Business Continuity Planning: Lead business continuity planning and testing, with a focus on a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) informed program.
• Third Party Risk Management: Revamp and execute a flexible yet thorough Third Party Risk Management (TPRM) program, keeping a keen eye on data security and technical risk, not just compliance. 
• Risk Management: Own the security risk management program, participating  in preparation, discussion, tracking (risk register), and remediation of enterprise risks within your sphere of influence, in addition to annual risk assessments activities.