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Security Engineer II (Endpoint Security) at College Board - ApplyBlast

Security Engineer II (Endpoint Security)

College Board

1 day ago

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Full Time

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About this role

The Security Engineer II (Endpoint Security) role at College Board focuses on engineering and maintaining the application allowlist to ensure only approved software runs on managed endpoints. This position involves defining and adjusting allowlist policies, processing exception requests, and collaborating with IT and business stakeholders to support evolving software needs. The role requires continuous monitoring, documentation, and process improvement to maintain effective endpoint security controls.

Responsibilities

Maintain and extend application allowlist baseline as software and business needs evolve
Process software exception requests and validate business justification against approval criteria
Define and adjust allowlist enforcement tiers and rollout sequencing for new device groups

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About College Board

collegeboard.org

Headquarters

New York, New York, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1900

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College Board is a nonprofit organization that helps students prepare for and access college and career opportunities through programs like the AP Program, the SAT Suite (SAT and PSAT), BigFuture, and CLEP. It administers standardized exams, provides score reporting and classroom tools (My SAT, My AP Classroom), and offers college-search, planning, and scholarship resources. College Board also connects students and institutions through services such as Student Search Service and supports educators with assessment and reporting tools. Its offerings are widely used by students, families, schools, and colleges for admissions, credit, and college-readiness guidance.