Senior Manager, Info Security Operations

- Lead the formulation and execution of the cybersecurity operations strategy and procedures aligned with organizational goals - Manage a team of security analysts and engineers, fostering an environment of accountability, teamwork, and ongoing learning - Drive enhancements in security operations via automation, the integration of threat intelligence, and advanced analytics - Act as a trusted advisor to senior management regarding operational security risks, emerging threats, and strategies for mitigation - Supervise 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC) functions, ensuring effective threat detection, analysis, and incident response with timely escalations and root cause assessments - Establish and monitor operational KPIs and metrics to evaluate the efficiency of security tools, processes, and risk exposure - Maintain and test incident response and disaster recovery plans - Oversee vulnerability assessment and remediation initiatives in both IT and Operational Technology (OT) environments - Collaborate with IT and business divisions to ensure prompt application of patches and configuration hardening - Integrate threat intelligence into operational processes to proactively address risks - Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards applicable to the manufacturing sector (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST CSF, GDPR, CMMC) - Create and enforce security policies, procedures, and operational playbooks - Perform regular audits and assessments to verify security posture and operational efficiency - Assess and implement advanced security technologies for threat intelligence, SIEM, EDR, and monitoring of OT - Work closely with IT and OT teams to safeguard industrial control systems (ICS) and IoT devices - Propel initiatives for automation and orchestration to enhance efficiency and minimize response times - Collaborate with IT, engineering, and business partners to incorporate security into all processes and projects - Serve as a main escalation point for critical security incidents and executive communications