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About the Role

The Security Governance function is responsible for strengthening information security governance, risk management, regulatory resilience, AI security and governance, and assurance across the organization. The Digital Trust & Regulatory Resilience (DTRR) section provides an integrated governance capability across cyber security, data, privacy, AI, regulatory compliance, assurance, human risk, and enterprise risk intelligence.

Responsibilities

Work across the DTRR pillars to support the implementation and continuous improvement of the Digital Trust & Regulatory Resilience operating model.
Provide hands-on governance, risk, and compliance support to DTRR Pillar Leads, helping translate strategic objectives into practical processes, controls, standards, procedures, and operational guidance.
Provide primary cross-functional support to DTAM - Digital Trust Assurance Model, including control framework development, control mapping, evidence requirements, assessment processes, remediation tracking, control maturity, and assurance activities.
Support the development, review, maintenance, and continuous improvement of information security policies, standards, procedures, operational manuals, and governance processes.
Support policy and standards lifecycle management, including periodic reviews, stakeholder consultation, change impact assessment, approval preparation, communication, and implementation tracking.
Support the development and adoption of governance automation capabilities, including workflow automation and AI-assisted policy, standards, control, and evidence review processes.
Assist in translating regulatory, security, data, privacy, AI, and business requirements into practical controls and governance processes.
Support the maintenance and evolution of the DTRR control framework, including mapping requirements from ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27002, ISMS, ISMAP, and other applicable standards and regulatory frameworks.
Support ISMS and ISMAP readiness activities, including control reviews, evidence preparation, gap identification, remediation tracking, internal assessments, and audit coordination.
Support the DTRR exception management process, including intake, assessment, documentation, compensating controls, approval routing, expiration monitoring, remediation tracking, and closure.
Support internal and external assurance activities by coordinating evidence, control-owner responses, remediation actions, and audit readiness across relevant stakeholders.
Provide primary cross-functional support to DTEN - Digital Trust Enablement Network, helping translate governance requirements into practical guidance, communications, awareness, training, and business enablement activities.
Support and coach Trust Enablement Representatives and other business stakeholders in understanding their responsibilities for security, data, privacy, AI, risk, and regulatory governance.
Help develop role-based guidance and enablement materials for control owners, business owners, data owners, data stewards, technical custodians, product owners, and other governance stakeholders.
Support security and Digital Trust awareness initiatives that strengthen organizational understanding of security, data protection, responsible AI, regulatory obligations, and risk accountability.
Identify recurring areas of misunderstanding, control failure, process friction, or poor adoption and work with DTAM, DTEN, and the relevant Pillar Lead to improve the underlying governance process.
Support DTDPG - Digital Trust Data Product Governance by helping operationalize data governance processes, data classification and handling requirements, ownership and stewardship responsibilities, HPDU governance, cloud data governance, and HLD-related governance requirements.
Support DTRC - Digital Trust Regulatory Compliance by helping translate regulatory requirements into controls, policies, standards, processes, evidence requirements, and organizational guidance.
Support DTARG - Digital Trust AI & Responsible Governance through AI policy and standards development, AI governance processes, risk assessment support, ISO/IEC 42001 alignment, responsible AI awareness, and integration of AI governance requirements into DTAM and DTEN.
Support DTRIM - Digital Trust Risk Intelligence Management by contributing consistent control, assurance, exception, adoption, and governance data for risk intelligence, KPI/KRI measurement, and management reporting.
Support development and improvement of internal DTRR processes, ensuring activities are clearly documented, repeatable, scalable, and aligned with defined roles and decision rights.
Facilitate cross-pillar working sessions to identify dependencies, clarify responsibilities, resolve governance gaps, and coordinate activities requiring multiple DTRR capabilities.
Support Security High-Level Design and other governance review processes where DTRR involvement is required, helping identify applicable data, privacy, security, AI, regulatory, and control requirements.
Support incident-response governance where required, including coordination of governance actions, control impact reviews, remediation tracking, lessons learned, and translation of incident findings into policy, control, process, or awareness improvements.
Support governance metrics and reporting by helping define, collect, validate, and improve KPIs and KRIs relating to control effectiveness, exceptions, assurance, adoption, policy health, remediation, and governance maturity.
Identify opportunities to simplify, standardize, and automate GRC activities while maintaining appropriate governance, accountability, evidence, and human oversight.
Maintain awareness of emerging information security, regulatory, AI, data protection, risk, and governance practices and help assess their relevance to DTRR.
Build collaborative relationships across Security, Technology, Business Units, Privacy, Legal, Compliance, Internal Audit, Cloud, Data, AI, and other relevant functions to support consistent adoption of DTRR requirements.
Promote a culture of practical governance, shared accountability, continuous improvement, and Digital Trust across the organization.

Requirements

7-12 years of progressive experience in Governance, Risk Management, Information Security, and/or Compliance roles, with experience supporting significant programs, developing the capabilities of others, or assuming responsibility for key program components.
Proven experience working within or alongside teams of GRC professionals, including experience coaching, mentoring, supporting development, and improving team or stakeholder capability.
Broad understanding across multiple GRC domains, including security risk management, compliance management, policy and standards management, third-party risk, business continuity, information security governance, assurance, and control management.
Strong experience with GRC technology platforms and governance automation; experience with leading GRC, compliance automation, workflow, or control-management platforms is a significant advantage.
Strong critical thinking, leadership, problem-solving, and influencing skills, with the ability to operate effectively across organizational and functional boundaries.
Excellent verbal and written communication, presentation, facilitation, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to translate complex technical, risk, security, and regulatory information for diverse audiences, including non-technical stakeholders and executives.
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities, projects, dependencies, and stakeholders within a fast-paced and evolving environment.
Ability to work as a senior individual contributor, provide guidance and coaching to others, and influence outcomes without requiring direct management authority.

Skills

Information Security Governance
Risk Management
Regulatory Resilience
AI Security
AI Governance
Data Trust
Privacy & Protection Governance
Adaptive Compliance
Regulatory Intelligence
Intelligent Governance
Policy Automation
Human Risk
Security Culture
Integrated Cyber Risk Intelligence
GRC Technology Platforms
Governance Automation
Control Framework Development
Control Mapping
Assessment Processes
Remediation Tracking
Control Maturity
Assurance Activities
Information Security Policies
Standards Management
Procedures Development
Operational Guidance
Policy Lifecycle Management
Stakeholder Consultation
Change Impact Assessment
Workflow Automation
AI-Assisted Review Processes
ISO/IEC 27001
ISO/IEC 27002
ISMS
ISMAP
ISO/IEC 42001
NIST CSF
Data Governance
Data Classification
Cloud Data Governance
Responsible AI
Risk Intelligence Management
KPI/KRI Measurement
Management Reporting
Security Awareness Initiatives
Incident Response Governance

Experience Level

7-12 years of progressive experience

Education Level

Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Law, Finance, Cybersecurity, Engineering, or a related field.
Advanced degree (Master's or higher) in a relevant discipline, such as an MBA or Cybersecurity, is highly preferred.
Relevant professional certifications such as CISA, CISM, CRISC, CISSP, CGEIT, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, NIST CSF, or other qualifications demonstrating expertise across GRC, information security, risk, compliance, or Digital Trust domains are good to have.

About the Company

The Security Governance function is responsible for strengthening information security governance, risk management, regulatory resilience, AI security and governance, and assurance across the organization.
The Digital Trust & Regulatory Resilience (DTRR) section provides an integrated governance capability across cyber security, data, privacy, AI, regulatory compliance, assurance, human risk, and enterprise risk intelligence.
DTRR operates through six interconnected strategic pillars: Data Trust, Privacy & Protection Governance; Adaptive Compliance & Regulatory Intelligence; Intelligent Governance & Policy Automation; Human Risk & Security Culture; AI Security & Responsible AI Governance; and Integrated Cyber Risk Intelligence.
The function is supported by strategic capabilities including DTDPG - Digital Trust Data Product Governance, DTRC - Digital Trust Regulatory Compliance, DTAM - Digital Trust Assurance Model, DTEN - Digital Trust Enablement Network, DTARG - Digital Trust AI & Responsible Governance, and DTRIM - Digital Trust Risk Intelligence Management.