Security Engineering Manager, Business Operations

Job Overview
The Security Engineering Manager is responsible for leading IT security operations across IAM, infrastructure, and endpoints; overseeing managed security services (including monitoring, incident response, penetration testing, and red teaming); and driving the development of new security capabilities. The role requires at least 7+ years of experience in security or GRC, strong technical expertise, and proven leadership capabilities.

Key responsibilities
Security Operations Management

• Accountable for the security operations effectiveness in the following platforms: IAM, Group Infrastructure, and Group Endpoint Management.
• Define and maintain security operations baselines and standard operating environment (SOEs) for the above platforms.
• Oversee the IT Security Operations team to ensure day-to-day security operations follow the defined baselines and SOEs.
• Ensure security operations processes, risks, and controls are defined, documented, and adhered to relevant Group InfoSec standards.
• Define and track performance metrics for operational effectiveness.

Managed Services Oversight

• Accountable for managing services and its quality, including 24/7 security monitoring, incident response, and penetration testing. Ensure all security monitoring/ pen-test requests are managed by the Group through ISO’s front door.
• Define and maintain service deliverable baselines and ensure managed services follow these baselines for consistent and quality deliverables.
• Establish SLAs and performance metrics to evaluate/ benchmark managed services. Define and maintain the list of preferred managed services through periodic evaluations.

Capability Development

• Research, evaluate, and develop new security capabilities, tools, and controls to enhance the Group’s defense-in-depth strategy.
• Lead pilot projects and proofs-of-concept for innovative security solutions.
• Collaborate with architecture and risk teams to integrate new capabilities into existing infrastructure.