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IT Process Specialist III-Enterprise Information Security - Policy/Standard Management
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Detroit, Michigan, US
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is the state's largest nonprofit health insurer, covering over 5 million members nationwide. That footprint means the threat model is broad: protected health information, claims data, provider networks, and the operational infrastructure that keeps a major payer running. Healthcare remains one of the most targeted verticals - ransomware, credential stuffing, supply-chain compromise - and the attack surface only grows as member-facing digital tools expand. The organization designs and administers innovative health plans while running community-scale programs like Building Healthy Communities, which has reached over 500,000 students. It also contributes significantly to Michigan's healthcare ecosystem, with over $18 million donated to safety net clinics since 2005 and a $1.56 billion commitment to the Michigan Health Endowment Fund through 2031. Security work here isn't abstract; it directly underpins the continuity and integrity of services touching millions of lives. Internally, the company emphasizes cross-departmental collaboration and a culture of inclusion and confidentiality - traits that matter when you're handling regulated data at scale. Teams work across functions, and the organization has been recognized as a Best Places to Work winner. Professional development and hands-on project work are part of the operating model, not just talking points.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is the state's largest nonprofit health insurer, covering over 5 million members nationwide. That footprint means the threat model is broad: protected health information, claims data, provider networks, and the operational infrastructure that keeps a major payer running. Healthcare remains one of the most targeted verticals - ransomware, credential stuffing, supply-chain compromise - and the attack surface only grows as member-facing digital tools expand.
The organization designs and administers innovative health plans while running community-scale programs like Building Healthy Communities, which has reached over 500,000 students. It also contributes significantly to Michigan's healthcare ecosystem, with over $18 million donated to safety net clinics since 2005 and a $1.56 billion commitment to the Michigan Health Endowment Fund through 2031. Security work here isn't abstract; it directly underpins the continuity and integrity of services touching millions of lives.
Internally, the company emphasizes cross-departmental collaboration and a culture of inclusion and confidentiality - traits that matter when you're handling regulated data at scale. Teams work across functions, and the organization has been recognized as a Best Places to Work winner. Professional development and hands-on project work are part of the operating model, not just talking points.