L3 Data Classification Engineer

Location & Working Model

Job Summary

Fortra Titus

Forcepoint Dlp

Seclore Drm

Tool Stack & Scope (primary → Adjacent)

• Primary: Fortra Titus Data Classification Suite (DCS) for Windows & Microsoft Office/Outlook (policy manager, client add-ins, enforcement, audit). Integrations: Forcepoint DLP (consume Titus tags/metadata in policies), Seclore DRM (rights templates driven by classification), SIEM for audit events.
• Adjacent toolset: Forcepoint DLP (Email/Host), Seclore DRM, Imperva DAM, Trend Micro (Apex One / ScanMail), Carbon Black EDR, Tripwire/FIM, OPSWAT MetaDefender Kiosk, Data Patrol Watermark, Nexthink (analytics).

Architecture & Program Ownership

• Define and maintain the classification taxonomy (labels, markings, handling rules, exceptions) and publish through Titus Policy Manager (SaaS/on-prem).
• Engineer user-driven and automatic classification in Office/Outlook with mandatory prompts and save/send enforcement; ensure consistent persistent metadata for downstream controls.
• Map/align Titus fields with Microsoft sensitivity labels where required (coexistence scenarios).

Integration & Control Efficacy

• Integrate Titus metadata into Forcepoint DLP detection and actions; drive policy tuning to reduce false positives/negatives.
• Orchestrate Seclore DRM policy/rights templates based on classification; ensure protected files remain discoverable by DLP/CASB/SEG where feasible.
• Ensure SIEM onboarding for classification and enforcement events; maintain dashboards and KPIs.

Operations, Change & Evidence

• Own configuration lifecycle (versioning, test → prod promotion, rollback plans) under ITIL Change; publish SOPs/runbooks and update knowledge articles.
• Drive agent/add-in coverage health (Windows and O365) with Nexthink/endpoint tooling; coordinate with Endpoint/Email teams for hygiene.

Adoption, Training & Communications

• Run adoption campaigns (targeted prompts, coaching, newsletters), partner with Compliance/Legal for business-friendly labels and retention guidance.

Incident Leadership & Rca

• Lead classification-related P1/P2 incidents (mislabeling, blocking, leakage workflows); perform RCA and implement preventive changes across Titus/DLP/DRM.

Compliance & Audit (Sama And Nca)

• Map the classification control set and evidence (Data Security domain) and NCA ECC; prepare audit-ready packs (tickets, approvals, logs, reports).

Required Qualifications

• 7+ years in data protection, including 3+ years hands-on with Fortra Titus DCS at enterprise scale (taxonomy, Policy Manager, O365/Outlook enforcement).
• Proven integration delivery with Forcepoint DLP and Seclore DRM (policies driven by Titus metadata).
• Strong Windows/O365 admin basics; experience with ITIL Change/Incident and evidence-quality documentation for regulated audits (banking).
• Comfortable collaborating across Data Protection, Email, Endpoint, DB Security, and SOC teams

Day-to-day (what You’ll Actually Do)

• Build and publish Titus configurations, update label sets/markings, and test enforcement before rollout.
• Tune Forcepoint DLP rules to reference Titus tags; manage exceptions with expiry and approvals.
• Coordinate with Seclore on classification-driven protection flows and ensure mail/file workflows remain usable and monitorable.
• Track KPIs: coverage %, label adoption %, DLP FP rate, exception backlog, and incident MTTR; publish weekly reports.
• Mentor L2 engineers; provide enablement for Service Desk and business champions.
• Keep everything evidence-ready for internal reviews and checks.
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