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Vulnerability Manager

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About the Role

Are you a cybersecurity expert with a passion for protecting businesses from evolving threats? We are looking for a Lead Vulnerability Manager to take ownership of our multi-client vulnerability management programme. In this role, you will lead end-to-end vulnerability identification, assessment, and remediation efforts, ensuring our clients maintain a strong security posture.

Key Responsibilities

Design, implement, and maintain a comprehensive vulnerability management program for multiple clients.
Develop and enforce policies, procedures, and SLAs related to vulnerability management.
Serve as the primary point of contact for clients, ensuring effective communication and security solutions.

Vulnerability Identification & Assessment

Oversee vulnerability scanning tools to detect security risks across networks, systems, and applications.
Conduct regular assessments to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities based on risk, impact, and exploitability.

Remediation & Risk Mitigation

Collaborate with client IT teams to develop and implement remediation plans.
Track and report on remediation progress, ensuring timely risk reduction.
Provide expert guidance on patch management, configuration updates, and mitigation strategies.

Reporting & Communication

Generate detailed vulnerability reports and dashboards for clients, highlighting key security insights.
Present findings and recommendations in a clear, actionable manner.
Maintain accurate documentation of vulnerability management activities and client-specific requirements.

Continuous Improvement & Compliance

Stay updated with emerging threats, vulnerabilities, and industry best practices.
Recommend and implement new tools and processes to strengthen vulnerability management capabilities.
Conduct regular program reviews and audits to ensure compliance with standards such as NIST, ISO, SOC2, CAF.
Provide training and mentorship to team members on vulnerability management best practices.

What We're Looking For

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a proactive approach to security.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders.
Proven ability to manage multiple clients and projects simultaneously.
Proficiency in risk assessment and prioritization methodologies.
Knowledge of regulatory frameworks such as NIST, ISO, SOC2, CAF.

Why Join Us?

Work on cutting-edge cybersecurity projects with top-tier clients.
Be part of a high-performing, collaborative team dedicated to security excellence.
Enjoy a hybrid work environment with opportunities for professional growth.Ready to make an impact? Apply today and help us build a safer digital future

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