1. Presentation of ETNIC

ETNIC (Entreprise pour les Technologies de l’Information et de la Communication) is the IT operator for the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles. As a public interest organization, ETNIC’s mission is to design, develop, maintain, and evolve information systems and technological infrastructures serving the administrations and institutions of the FWB.

A central player in the digital transformation of the French-speaking Belgian public sector, ETNIC operates in various domains such as:

• Management of IT infrastructures (networks, security, data centers, cloud),
• Development of custom business applications,
• Support for digital projects (functional analysis, UX/UI, project management),
• Cybersecurity and data protection,
• User support and training.

With a constant focus on innovation, performance, and public service, ETNIC regularly collaborates with external partners to strengthen its teams through IT consulting assignments. These collaborations are conducted within an ethical, professional framework, focused on quality and the concrete impact of delivered solutions.

2. Mission

The Ministry of the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (MFWB), an entity subject to NIS2, is building its information security function and engaging in a CyberFundamentals (CyFun) trajectory, supported by a 2026-2029 strategy approved by the Government.

Alongside the CISO, to whom you report directly, you prepare your work autonomously, then present the results to the General Administrations and support them with your security expertise. You have an energetic and autonomous profile, enjoy structuring, helping, and advancing the topics you are responsible for.

Hybrid work mode combining onsite and remote work, at a rate of 3 days per week. Presence onsite (MFWB offices, Brussels): 2 days per week for full-time, prorated to the work regime.

The mission is exclusively in French.

3. Activities

• Conduct the NIS2 maturity assessment and gap analysis on the 40 security artifacts of the Ministry;
• Design the risk management framework: strategy, appetite, register, and treatment plans;
• Lead the project for managing the external attack surface (EASM): discovery, prioritization, and remediation of exposures with ETNIC;
• Draft priority security policies and ensure their adoption by management;
• Support the General Administrations in integrating security controls, in connection with CEN, DQPS, DPO, and ETNIC;
• Produce indicators and decision files for the Executive Committee.