The Cybersecurity Manager is responsible for leading a team of cybersecurity professionals in automating security processes and developing robust security solutions. The role involves designing, implementing, and managing advanced security systems to protect the organization's digital assets and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in cybersecurity automation, security development, and team leadership.
1. **Leadership and Team Management:**
- Oversee a team of cybersecurity professionals, providing direction, mentorship, and performance management.
- Foster a collaborative and innovative team environment, encouraging continuous learning and professional development.
- Allocate resources effectively to ensure project timelines and goals are met.
2. **Security Automation:**
- Lead the design and implementation of automated security workflows to enhance efficiency and effectiveness of security operations.
- Develop and maintain security automation scripts and tools, utilizing languages such as C#/.Net, Angular, Python, or PowerShell.
- Integrate automation solutions with existing security infrastructure and tools.
3. **Security Development and Programming:**
- Lead a team of developers building custom security solutions and applications to address unique organizational needs.
- Collaborate with software development teams to integrate security best practices into the development lifecycle.
- Facilitate code reviews and ensure secure coding practices are followed.
4. **Incident Response and Management:**
- Oversee the investigation and management of security incidents, ensuring timely and effective resolution.
- Develop and maintain incident response plans and playbooks, incorporating automation where possible.
- Provide expertise and support during security incidents, coordinating with internal and external stakeholders globally.
5. **Security Monitoring and Compliance:**
- Ensure continuous monitoring of security systems and networks for potential threats and vulnerabilities.
- Implement and maintain compliance with relevant security standards and regulations (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST, GDPR).
- Perform regular security assessments, audits, and penetration tests to identify and remediate vulnerabilities.
6. **Strategic Planning and Reporting:**
- Develop and execute a strategic cybersecurity plan aligned with organizational goals and objectives.
- Prepare and present regular reports on security posture, incidents, and progress to senior management and stakeholders.
- Stay abreast of emerging cybersecurity trends, threats, and technologies, and recommend appropriate countermeasures.