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The Cyber Security team is looking for a highly motivated GRC Security Specialist to join our team and take ownership of our Governance, Risk & Compliance program.
In this role, youll work closely with the CISO and cross-functional teams to embed security and compliance into everything we do. enabling the business to scale securely while meeting regulatory and customer expectations.
This is a high-impact position for someone who thrives in dynamic environments and wants to build, improve, and influence how security is managed across the organization.
Responsibilities
What will you be doing:
Own and lead the organizations Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) program
Reporting the CISO to define and execute a GRC strategy aligned with business objectives and risk appetite
Develop, implement, and maintain security policies, standards, and procedures aligned with industry best practices and regulatory requirements
Lead and manage risk assessment processes across cybersecurity, IT, third-party, and operational domains
Maintain and actively manage the risk register, ensuring risks are identified, prioritized, tracked, and remediated
Drive and manage compliance programs (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST, CIS, GDPR), ensuring continuous audit readiness
Lead internal and external audits end-to-end, including evidence collection, auditor coordination, and remediation tracking
Manage third-party risk (TPRM), including vendor security assessments, questionnaires, and ongoing monitoring
Support product and engineering teams by integrating security and compliance requirements into new features and systems
Build and deliver risk and compliance reporting, including dashboards, KPIs, and executive-level insights
Translate technical risks into clear, business-relevant communication for leadership and stakeholders
Drive security awareness initiatives and promote a security-first culture across the organization.

We are looking for a Security Engineer with 1-2 years of experience to join our Internal Security team.
This role combines hands-on cloud and security operations with support for GRC and compliance activities.
You will be involved in securing our cloud, SaaS, and AI-driven systems, monitoring security events, and helping maintain our overall security posture. In parallel, you will support customer security questionnaires and compliance processes.

What You'll Do:
Monitor, triage, and investigate security alerts and incidents across cloud and security tools (EDR, CASB, ZTNA, SaaS security platforms, and identity providers), and support response and remediation activities
Assist in securing cloud environments (AWS/GCP/Azure), including IAM, access controls, network security, and CI/CD pipeline security
Work closely with DevOps and IT teams to implement and enforce security best practices across infrastructure, endpoints, and SaaS systems
Support vulnerability management processes, including scanning, prioritization, and remediation tracking
Support risk management processes by identifying, assessing, and tracking risks, including vulnerability management, remediation efforts, and control gaps
Support customer security questionnaires (RFPs/RFIs) with accurate technical responses
Assist in maintaining compliance with frameworks such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001, including preparing audit evidence and documentation

We are seeking an experienced Data Protection Lead to join the Cyber Security organization.

This role combines hands-on Data Leakage Prevention (DLP) engineering with Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) to deliver end-to-end data protection across corporate, cloud, and SaaS environments. You will not only define strategy and standards - you will build, configure, tune, and operate the technical controls that enforce them.

You will own the data protection lifecycle from discovery and classification through policy enforcement and incident response. The role requires deep technical proficiency in DLP platforms and DSPM tooling, combined with the ability to collaborate with Security, IT, Engineering, Product, Privacy and GRC teams to reduce data exposure risks and embed strong data governance practices.

Your responsibilities will include:
Lead and own the organizations data protection domain, including strategy, standards, and hands-on technical implementation
Engineer, deploy, and continuously tune DLP policies across endpoints, email, SaaS, network proxies, and cloud platforms - covering both inline and API-based enforcement modes.
Design and implement DSPM solutions to gain continuous visibility into sensitive data posture, data flows, misconfigurations, and exposure risks across cloud and multi-cloud environments.
Drive data discovery initiatives to identify and inventory sensitive data across databases, SaaS applications, endpoints, and cloud storage.
Define and implement data classification frameworks, labeling standards, and data handling policies integrated with DLP and DSPM controls.
Build and maintain DLP detection rules, regular expressions, fingerprinting, and machine learning-based classifiers to minimize false positives and maximize coverage.
Integrate DSPM findings into DLP enforcement workflows to create a closed-loop data protection architecture.
Define and enforce data access governance, including least-privilege principles and monitoring of sensitive data access patterns.
Monitor, triage, and investigate DLP alerts and DSPM-identified risks, collaborating with SOC and Security teams on escalation and remediation.
Conduct risk assessments and identify gaps in data protection controls across systems, pipelines, and business processes.
Support compliance and regulatory requirements (e.g., GDPR, ISO 27001, SOC 2) related to data security and privacy.
Collaborate with Engineering, IT, Product, and GRC teams to embed data security controls into CI/CD pipelines, systems, and workflows.
Maintain documentation, runbooks, and guidelines for DLP operations, DSPM posture management, and data security practices.

our companys Harmony SASE is looking for an Information Security Manager to join its staff.
This is a unique opportunity for you to work in the #1 worldwide Cyber Security Company, gain expertise and experience leading the information security program for the best of SASE (Secure Access Service Edge).
Key Responsibilities
As Information Security Manager you will:
Governance, Risk & Compliance
Lead and manage the Product Security team
Build, operate, and continuously improve the Harmony SASE Information Security Management System (ISMS), aligning policies, standards, and controls with our company and industry best practices.
Own the Harmony SASE compliance roadmap - lead and maintain certifications and attestations including ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, IRAP and C5
Lead enterprise risk assessments and the third-party / vendor risk program, ensuring risks are identified, prioritized, and treated.
Coordinate internal and external audits, manage evidence collection, and remediate findings to closure.
Product & Application Security
Develop and implement a comprehensive AI - Secure Software Development Lifecycle (AI S-SDLC) framework, embedding security into every phase of the SDLC and CI/CD pipelines.
Conduct threat modeling and secure architecture reviews for new and existing Harmony SASE features, partnering with R&D to mitigate vulnerabilities by design.
Operate the application security tooling stack - ASPM, SAST, DAST, SCA, AI Security Scanning and secret scanning - at scale, and partner with development teams to drive findings to remediation while maintaining developer productivity.
Champion secure coding practices and OWASP Top 10 awareness across R&D.
Operational Security & Incident Response
Lead security incident response for Harmony SASE - preparedness, detection, containment, eradication, recovery, and lessons-learned - covering both product and information security incidents.
Oversee identity and access governance, ensuring least-privilege, segregation of duties, and access reviews across production and corporate environments.
Design and operate security automation to enhance the efficiency and coverage of security operations.
Security Culture & Enablement
Foster a culture of security awareness and continuous improvement; deliver targeted training for engineers, operations, and broader staff.
Lead responses to customer security questionnaires, RFPs, and due-diligence requests, representing Harmony SASEs security posture to customers and partners.
Stay current on the evolving Threats Landscape, regulations, and technologies, and translate them into pragmatic improvements to the security program.

We're looking for a GRC Specialist to own and drive our compliance and authorization programs, with a strong emphasis on FedRAMP and NIST 800-53. This is a hands-on governance, risk, and compliance role for someone who can build and run a federal-grade compliance program from the ground up and manage it through continuous monitoring and reauthorization cycles.

U.S. citizenship is required for this role due to FedRAMP and federal customer requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Own the FedRAMP process end-to-end: System Security Plan (SSP) development and maintenance, POA&M tracking and remediation, control implementation statements, and continuous monitoring (ConMon) deliverables
Serve as primary point of contact for 3PAO assessments, coordinating testing, evidence collection, and finding resolution
Maintain compliance programs across SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001
Respond to customers security questionnaires, and support sales enablement with SSPs, control narratives, and other security documentation
Partner with engineering, GTM, and leadership to ensure controls are implemented, evidenced, and operating effectively
Monitor changes to FedRAMP requirements, NIST guidance, and federal compliance obligations, and translate them into actionable program updates

Seeking a highly motivated IT Internal Audit Manager to join our global Corporate Internal Audit team, focusing on IT Risks, Processes, Controls, and Enterprise AI Governance. The role involves conducting audits and advisory engagements, developing AI solutions for process review, and assessing risks related to AI and IT systems to support the company's rapid transformation.
Key Responsibilities
Lead technology audit and advisory engagements across various domains, including cybersecurity, infrastructure, applications, data management, IT transformation, and AI-related risks while advising on practical ways to strengthen governance, resilience, and risk management.
Drive governance and oversight of technology programs and emerging AI risks, including model governance, data governance and quality, privacy, security, and responsible AI.
Develop and implement audit methodologies to assess risks across the entire AI lifecycle, including model design, validation, explainability (XAI), bias, and the security posture of Generative and Agentic AI systems-while ensuring compliance with emerging regulations, ethical guidelines, and industry best practices.
Drive the integration of AI risk management into existing technology audit domains by providing expert advice on control design.
Promote innovation within the internal audit function by applying new tools and techniques, such as agentic AI, data analytics, and automation.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Privacy, IT, Engineering, Finance and Infosec, to identify and address audit observations with timely corrective actions.
Lead research on technology risks and controls to formulate recommendations for process improvements and innovation.

we are revolutionizing legal tech with an AI-powered Legal Intelligence Platform trusted by some of the world's fastest-growing companies including Wiz, Socure, and Fiverr.
We integrate seamlessly with Salesforce and other systems to help in-house legal teams accelerate negotiations, reduce risk, and unlock institutional knowledge through automated workflows.
We're solving complex problems at the intersection of AI and legal operations. Join us as we scale our impact globally.
About the Role
We're looking for a Head of Security to own security end-to-end at our company- from the architecture of our product to the systems our own team runs on.
We handle some of the most sensitive documents our customers have, and our buyers' security teams scrutinize us accordingly.
You'll be our first dedicated security hire and the sole internal authority on the subject: setting the standards our engineers build against, owning our compliance posture, and sitting across the table from customer CISOs to defend it.
This is a hands-on role with real strategic weight - if you want to build a security function from scratch at a company where security is a deal-maker, we want to hear from you.
What You'll Do
Design, architect, and implement security directly into our product and codebase
Own our internal security posture: corporate IT, access management, endpoint, and employee security practices
Lead customer-facing security engagements - pre-sales security reviews, CISO-level discussions, security questionnaires, and enterprise assessments - representing our company's posture to buyers who evaluate us seriously
Own our compliance program end-to-end, including audits, evidence, and vendor risk
Set security standards and best practices across R&D and product as the internal authority on the subject
Build the security review process for how we ship AI features - threat modeling around LLMs, agentic workflows, and customer data boundaries
Partner with DevOps and engineering on cloud security, secure architecture, and incident readiness
Grow the security function as we scale, from process to headcount.

We're looking for a Senior Security Engineer to own and elevate the security posture of our
cloud-native, AI-driven SaaS platform. Reporting to the Director of DevOps, you'll be the technical
anchor for security across our product, infrastructure, and organization - combining hands-on
engineering with the strategic judgment to translate risk into clear, actionable priorities.
This is a high-ownership role for someone who can operate end to end: threat modeling a new feature
in the morning, hardening cloud infrastructure in the afternoon, and briefing leadership on risk posture
by the end of the week. As we scale our platform and deepen our use of AI/ML, you'll define how we
build, ship, and operate securely - often standing up programs and controls that don't yet exist.
You'll work cross-functionally well beyond engineering, partnering with Customer Success, Marketing,
Finance, and Legal to make security a shared, business-aware practice rather than a gate at the end of
the line.

What You'll Do
Own the day-to-day security engineering function across cloud infrastructure, application, and data
layers.
Lead threat modeling, penetration testing, and vulnerability management across the product and
platform lifecycle.
Design, implement, and continuously improve cloud security controls across AWS, GCP, and/or
Azure environments.
Assess and secure our AI/ML systems, addressing the unique risks they introduce - from data
pipelines to model and LLM behavior.
Drive compliance readiness and audit support for frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, and
GDPR.
Embed security into the SDLC and CI/CD pipelines, partnering closely with DevOps and engineering
teams.
Translate technical risk into clear business and board-level language, and advise leadership on
prioritization and trade-offs.
Partner cross-functionally with non-engineering teams (Customer Success, Marketing, Finance,
Legal) to build security awareness and practical, low-friction controls.
Lead or support incident response, including detection, containment, remediation, and post-incident
review.

You will own security end to end: strategy and execution, both. You inherit a working program, with an annual SOC 2 Type II audit, an established tool stack, and clear vendor-gating rules already in place. You will work closely with our Application Architect, our IT team, Legal, and engineering leads across Israel, the US and the UK. The role reports to a member of the executive team.

This is a player-coach role. One week you present the annual risk review to management; the next you are pulling audit evidence, tuning a cloud alert rule, or reading a vendor's risk scan yourself. If you need a large team under you to be effective, this is probably not the right fit. If you like owning the whole problem, it is a good one.

What you will do:

Own the annual SOC 2 Type II audit end to end: controls, evidence collection, external auditors and consultants. The bar we hold ourselves to is zero deviations.
Run supply-chain security: vendor risk assessments and security questionnaires, gating rules for new vendors, and contract security terms together with Legal. We do not onboard vendors without SOC 2 or ISO 27001, and critical findings block the deal.
Own application security with runtime-context prioritization: focus engineering on what is actually exploitable in production, and filter out the scanner noise.
Run day-to-day security operations: cloud security posture across AWS and GCP, EDR, email security, identity and zero-trust access, alert triage and remediation follow-up with the owning teams.
Manage the annual penetration-testing program: scoping, vendor selection, findings triage and remediation tracking with R&D.
Own incident response: keep the plan current, run it when needed, and handle notification duties toward our cyber insurer.
Run the security awareness program and the security portion of employee onboarding.
Manage the security budget, tool renewals and vendor relationships.
Set governance for AI tools used across the company: usage guidelines, risk registers, and security review of new AI vendors.