Sr. Information Security Officer, Managing Director

State Street Bank International GmbH (‘SSBI’) seeks to recruit a Senior Information Security Officer, Managing Director (Sr. ISO) to improve the overall protection of SSBI, its customers and partners from an evolving and sophisticated threat landscape.

The SSBI Sr. ISO reports to the SSBI Chief Governance Officer and closely cooperates with the SSBI Head of IT and the wider management team. Key stakeholders include:
- Information Security Officers- Business and Functional Leaders- Cyber Fusion Center- Cyber Architecture & Security Engineering- First Line Risk and Controls- 3LOD Partners

The SSBI Senior Information Security Officer (Sr. ISO) will drive compliance with GCS security controls in their business unit/region/country/functional area which they represent. The Sr. ISO will serve as a trusted and influential information security advisor to senior-level business management in a large organization.

The SSBI Sr. ISO roles and responsibilities are defined under five domain areas with the following objectives and specific responsibilities for each domain:
Information Security program development and management

Objective: Develop and manage the information security program within the business unit to drive compliance with information security supplemental requirements and reduce risk- Identify senior business management and build relationship to ensure effective information security governance is established - strategy with goals and objectives, strategic alignment, roles and responsibilities, performance measurement, outcomes- Understand context of the business unit - internal and external issues, organizational structure, organizational drivers, geography, strategy, legal and regulatory requirements- Develop an information security strategy aligned to the business unit strategy, defining the goal of information security, objectives and the desired state- Develop and maintain an information security policy, associated standards and procedures- Define the activities to be performed within the information security program, and assign ownership- Establish relevant metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of the information security program- Monitor and review information security program, to ensure continual development and improvement

Risk and Incident Management

Objective: Manage information security risk and incident response, from assessment through mitigation of risk, and throughout the entire lifecycle of incident management- Support the business unit in identifying high risk/critical processes and technology, ensuring they are inventoried, ownership is assigned and that regular reviews are carried out-
- Integrate information security risk review into lifecycle processes such as Incident Management, ASAP, ISRMP, TPRM, BCP, SDLC, Change and Project management- Attend risk and technology committees. Identifying, documenting and communicating Information Security risks. If risk and technology committees do not exist, work with the business unit to establish forums for discussion- Act as Information Security representative during regulatory and statutory engagements-
- Participate in security incident response program representing the business area to detect and respond to incidents in a timely manner. Post incident, provide support to the business to identify control gaps.

Measurement

Objective: Develop metrics for measuring the information security program and related activities- Establish and agree on appropriate reporting with senior management to give a view of the state of information security throughout the business unit- Complete the quarterly ISO maturity assessment to provide a clear understanding of the maturity of the implementation of the ISO framework- Identify failed business controls and provide support on remediation to drive compliance with information security supplemental requirements- Create development plans for all information security resources to ensure continual improvement

Communication

Objective: Establish internal and external communication channels that support information security- Report on potential business impact of proposed new information security supplemental requirements, and of security risks from new business initiatives- Report significant changes in information security risk to appropriate level of management for review on both a periodic and an event driven basis- Provide regular communication on threat intelligence relevant to the business unit, and issue guidance on supporting controls- Report on impact or potential impact of security incidents to senior management

Education

Objective: Maintain up to date knowledge of evolving information security threat landscape and provide information security awareness, training and education to key stakeholders- Design and develop an interactive and engaging program for information security awareness and training, which is relevant to the business unit and encompasses the current threat landscape

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