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Security, Governance, Risk and Compliance Manager- £(phone number removed) + Bens – Warrington/Hybrid

Over the past ten years, Talos360 has firmly established itself as a market leader in talent software solutions and online recruitment media with our innovations in the HR software space, Talos ATS & Talos Engage solving todays talent challenges. 2024 was a year where our business was recognised as the number 1 ‘Great Place to Work’ overall mid-sized company in the UK, and the number 1 ‘Great Place to Work’ Mid-tech company in Europe.  This year we were excited to welcome Appraisd, and their performance management software products to the Talos360 family, and we have exciting plans for 2026 and beyond.

Talos360 is a company like no other, and we are extremely proud to be recognised in this way.  We support over 900 companies UK wide and are growing quickly. We are a SaaS technology business, with massive growth plans and investment.

We have an exciting new opportunity for a forward thinking, effective and passionate Security, Governance, Risk and Compliance Manager to join our team.

Our new Security, Governance, Risk and Compliance Manager would be responsible for ensuring effective frameworks, policies, governance, and risk management are in place to protect the integrity and confidentiality of information within our award-winning cloud-based software. The role is key to developing and maintaining internal control framework and will guide the evolution of our control mechanisms and governance processes and will help maintain a suitable security posture.

Security, Governance, Risk and Compliance Manager – Responsibilities

-Driving major change initiatives to facilitate the design and implementation of appropriate control mechanisms, security initiatives and governance processes to pragmatically reduce risk.

-Developing, managing and reviewing the risk and security metrics and governance frameworks, standard operating procedures and other quality management documents

-Conducting and hosting internal and external audits to ensure compliance is adhered to

-Review the Talos360 processes to ensure they add value and contribute to mitigating risks

-Overall responsibility for the information, security and management system to maintain ISO27001 compliance and deliver improvements

-Supporting internal teams with GDPR compliance and improvements

-Defining internal policies and procedures and working with different internal teams to implement

-To build effective, supportive relationships with key stakeholders to facilitate and develop the company and regulatory culture

Security, Governance, Risk and Compliance Manager – Required Skills

  • Previous experience in the review or risk, security and governance frameworks.

  • Comfortable building relationships with stakeholders across multiple teams and levels within the business, defining internal policies and procedures.

  • Understanding of Infosec best practice and cybersecurity essentials and an understanding of vulnerability operations such as scanning, and remediation

  • Experience working with relevant regulations, standards, and requirements (ISO27001, GDPR, DSP Toolkit and Cyber Essentials+)

  • Ideally experienced with Microsoft Azure or similar

  • Previous experience within a similar role within a SAAS would be advantageous

    On offer is a highly competitive salary, hybrid working style (3 days from our office and 2 days from home per week) and additional benefits including many social and business events held throughout the business year.

    Apply now to be considered for our Security, Governance, Risk and Compliance Manager role and be a part of our amazing company

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