Milliman Intelliscript Information Security is a joke
Pros
The actuaries are quite smart and talented. Good place if you are an actuary or in any non-IT field. The facility is nice.
Cons
There have been HIPAA violations, breaches to code of ethics, and violations of their own corporate policies. When an employee brought evidence to senior management, they were terminated. You're going to work with Windows 2003 Servers in 2018/2019. Check Shodan if you doubt that. This is a company that checks the boxes, and doesn't actually manage their security effectively. The current job postings made by the security department misspell basic security terms and use the phrase “reasoned risk takers delivering results”. What are they thinking? The security team isn't expanding, the entire team left within three days of each other, because of reported ethical violations, reported unprofessionalism, and reported workplace violence and threats. Each of these reported items was not properly handled, per additional external investigation . The team is currently (Dec 2018) one person with no employees underneath them. The current security composition is so improperly trained and completely inept at technology and security procedures that the security mission feels that violating policies and regulations is the "only way" it can be done. This says a lot about Intelliscript. Either you have Information Security and top-level management that is literally clueless on how to run an organization that handles sensitive data, or they have literally no belief in Intelliscript IT/tech staff. Avoid unless you are desperate, even then, other places will take you if desperate. Also they are currently being looked at by a state agency (as of Dec 2018), so I would avoid unless you want to get scooped up into that. Outside agencies have also looked at, and concluded, that there were items of workplace violence and threats that were not properly handled.
