Vulnerability & Exposure Manager, CTEM, Cyber Secuirity, Mainly Remote

Manchester Square

1 month ago

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Vulnerability & Exposure Manager (CTEM), Cyber Security Lead with solid Business Stakeholder Management skills, Part Remote

Vulnerability & Exposure Manager / Cyber Security Lead with solid and proven Business Stakeholder Management skills / a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Lead is required to work for a Professional Services Firm in Central London.).

We need someone who has the technical ability to understand Technology threats and risks but then translate these to the business, first discovering vulnerable threats and then articulating them to the business in non-technical, business impact terms. You must have solid experience in this area, along with dealing with other areas of Technology (outside of security), providing the same approach. Essentially, they are calling this ‘Vulnerability & Exposure Management’ to help shine a light on certain areas of the business, identify problems and provide solutions.

Read on for more details…

Experience required:

4 to 6 years of relevant IT Security / Cyber Security experience
Proven experience of Vulnerability & Exposure Management (or like for like)
Business and Technical Stakeholder Management skills at C-Level / Partner Level
Proven ability to translate Security Tech Risk into Business Risk
Commercial CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management), or similar, knowledge or experience is essential
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, or a related field (nice to have)
Experience with Microsoft Security tools (Defender suite) and other Microsoft Stack technologies, such as Azure
Experience with third party security assurance tools eg Wiz, Noetic, Cymulate
Exposure to / knowledge of DevSecOps
Experience of managing 3rd Party Security vendors
Experience in developing and deploying critical security architecture solutions such as EDR, Cyber Threat Exposure Management, , and other cybersecurity solutions
Experience with multiple cybersecurity tools, including Configuration Assessment, , and Endpoint Security Solutions
Working knowledge of cloud security, application security, network security
Strong written and verbal technical communication skills
Demonstrated ability to develop effective working relationships that improved the business relationships

This is a great opportunity and salary is dependent upon experience. Apply now for more details

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