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we are looking for a security architect to join our team! 
The cyber architecture team is part of professional services delivery department and is dedicated to helping drive customers' cybersecurity maturity forward. as a security architect you would be conducting enterprise level organizations' white-box risk assessments, reviewing design issues or security controls configuration, and offering relevant mitigations to identified risks during penetration testing, executed by red teamers.  
Responsibilities:
Perform security maturity assessments, including reviews of organizational policies, standards, procedures, and governance practices, aligned with the NIST CSF 2.0 cybersecurity framework.
Review designed or deployed environments, identifying security flaws and recommending mitigations plans
Review Implementation of technical security controls, identify gaps and offer practical mitigations.
Escort, evaluate and improve our clients security posture by elevating their infrastructure resilience and implement best-practice organizational procedures
Escort mitigation plans and design practical implementations for security issues e.g., firewall policies review, segmentation & segregation recommendations, Microsoft AD-tier Model implementation etc.
Research and advocate for new security solutions and technologies

we are looking for a GRC Security Specialist.
Cyber Security Governance protects the security of an organizations information systems and data by setting policies, monitoring compliance, and following defined procedures to identify, assess, and manage risks from external and internal threats. We are seeking a GRC Security Specialist to join our Cyber GRC Team . You will be joining a tight-knit and highly respected team of GRC experts who are central to security strategy. In this role, you will be at the heart of protecting our global financial platform, directly influencing the trust and safety of millions of users worldwide. As a GRC Security Specialist, you will be responsible for the following:
Glilot, Israel
Hybrid
Full-time
What you'll do:
Directly responsible for policies, procedures, and controls to assure compliance with applicable regulatory, legal, and audit requirements as well as good business practices.
Develop a Cyber security compliance strategy and approach and ensure compliance with contractual requirements and globally recognized standards and guidelines.
Identify regulatory, legislative, and industry-specific compliance requirements and define controls that can be used to meet those requirements.
Conduct and participate in periodic internal reviews or audits to ensure that compliance procedures are followed.
Oversee and evaluate compliance systems to ensure they function effectively.
Compile and present reports to management on compliance activities and progress.
Stay updated on industry developments, regulatory trends, and best practices to evaluate their potential impact on the organization.
Design and implement enhancements in compliance communication, monitoring, and enforcement mechanisms.
Develop and execute a compliance awareness program, including the creation and distribution of materials for all employees.
Partner with Legal and IT teams to manage data protection agreements and compliance initiatives.
Lead the development and execution of company-wide security awareness and training initiatives.
Assist in incident response planning and investigations when necessary.

As a Cybersecurity GRC Specialist at our innovative healthcare startup, you will own our information security program end to end. We are on a mission to bring the first Hybrid Drug to market: a groundbreaking therapeutic entity that integrates mobile apps with traditional medication. Operating at the intersection of digital health and pharma means security, privacy, and compliance are core to what we build - and you'll be the one making sure we get it right. If you're excited to shape and lead the security function of a growing company (rather than inherit one), read on

About the Role
This is a hands-on role with broad ownership. You'll act as our security lead, serving as the go-to person for all things governance, risk, and compliance - working directly with leadership, engineering, quality, and clinical teams. It's a great fit for someone with a few years of GRC experience who's ready to take on company-wide responsibility, not a traditional executive CISO position.

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Responsibilities
Governance & Security Program
Build, implement, and maintain our Information Security Management System (ISMS) in line with ISO 27001.
Develop and enforce security policies, standards, guidelines, and procedures across the company.
Foster a culture of security awareness through training and ongoing communication.
Risk Management
Identify, assess, and prioritize cyber risks across our products, infrastructure, and vendors.
Conduct Business Impact Analyses (BIA) to map critical business functions and potential disruptions.
Own the risk register and drive mitigation plans with relevant stakeholders.
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Compliance & Regulatory Alignment
Ensure compliance with healthcare and privacy regulations, including HIPAA and GDPR.
Support regulatory and quality processes relevant to medical device software (e.g., working alongside our QA/RA team on standards such as ISO 13485 and IEC 62304 where security intersects).
Manage security aspects of customer, partner, and vendor due diligence, including security questionnaires and audits.
Resilience & Incident Preparedness
Design and maintain Business Continuity (BCP) and Disaster Recovery (DRP) plans.
Define and test incident response procedures; lead response efforts when needed.
Run periodic tabletop exercises and recovery drills.
Security Operations & Engineering Collaboration
Work with engineering to embed security requirements into the development lifecycle of our mobile and cloud platforms.
Coordinate penetration tests, vulnerability assessments, and remediation follow-up.
Evaluate and manage security tooling appropriate to our size and needs.

You will be the only SOC analyst based in Israel, while the rest of the analyst team operates from the Philippines. You will act as the SOCs local anchor - the on-site technical counterpart for the Israel-based Cyber Security, IT, Operations, and R&D teams, and the escalation and knowledge bridge between them and the offshore shifts. The role calls for ownership, independence, and the appetite to build and improve, not only to operate.

Responsibilities

Monitoring and Detection: Continuously monitor SIEM, endpoint protection (EDR), IPS, mail security, CASB, cloud, and identity security solutions to identify potential threats.
Incident Response: Serve as one of the first levels of escalation for security incidents - investigate, contain, and drive resolution before escalating to the senior SecOps members, in accordance with defined procedures and SLAs.
Incident Coordination: Lead coordination of major incidents until ownership is transferred to the relevant SecOps, IT, Operations, or R&D team; ensure clear communication, escalation, and tracking of action items.
Threat Analysis: Analyze logs, network traffic, endpoint telemetry, and native (in-tool) alerts to determine root cause, scope, impact, and remediation steps.
SIEM and Detection Engineering: Own day-to-day operation of the SIEM - data onboarding and ingest pipelines, field mapping and data quality, dashboards and platform health - and write, tune, and maintain detection rules while measuring their effectiveness.
Exclusion and Exception Management: Own the exclusion and exception lifecycle across the security stack: review requests, assess risk, apply scoped, time-bound exclusions, and revalidate them periodically.
Automation and AI-Assisted Operations: Build and maintain automations across the SOC toolchain (enrichment, containment, ticketing, reporting), and design, implement, and validate AI/LLM-based workflows for alert triage, investigation support, and documentation - including guardrails and quality control of AI output.
Investigation Documentation: Create and maintain detailed incident tickets, including investigation audit trail, action items, and timelines.
Technical Leadership: Act as the senior operational reference for the analyst team: help prioritize workload, assure investigation quality, maintain consistent handling of incidents, escalations, and shift handovers, and mentor analysts on tooling and methodology.
Collaboration: Work closely with the Cyber Security team, IT, Operations, and R&D locally, and with the offshore SOC team across time zones.
Continuous Improvement: Drive improvements to detection logic, automation, operational runbooks, and shift handover documentation based on lessons learned from incidents.
Compliance and Reporting: Support reporting for compliance audits, management reviews, and threat intelligence updates.

We are looking for an Information Security and Cyber Specialist with hands-on experience in information security systems to join the company’s Information Security team. The role includes responsibility for the operation and management of security systems, the investigation of information security incidents, and advanced technological areas within the Information Security Department.

Responsibilities:

* Monitoring, operation, and maintenance of information security systems.
* Handling and analyzing information security incidents at the Tier 2 level.
* Conducting initial and advanced investigations of cyber incidents.
* Working with IT and DevOps teams and external vendors.
* Writing procedures and technical documentation.
* Assisting with regulatory controls, risk assessments, and audits.
* In-depth knowledge of Microsoft 365 and Azure Security systems.
* Experience in managing and implementing EDR/XDR and SIEM systems and endpoint protection solutions.
* In-depth understanding of networking and Windows and Linux operating systems.
* Experience working with firewalls, VPN, NAC, and network security solutions.
* Ability to work independently, learn quickly, and maintain a system-wide perspective.

The GRC Program Coordinator works across security risk management, strategic certification and regulatory programs, and other governance, risk, and compliance activities as they arise. This is a hands-on role that combines program execution with real GRC subject-matter knowledge: the person in this role is expected to understand security and compliance concepts well enough to contribute professional judgment, not only to coordinate schedules and trackers. The scope spans multiple concurrent programs and will grow to include new initiatives over time.

Your responsibilities will include

Program Execution

Support the planning, tracking, and execution of strategic certification and regulatory programs: milestones, owners, due dates, and status across multiple concurrent workstreams.
Coordinate evidence collection, documentation, and readiness activities in support of certification and audit cycles.
Support engagement with external assessors, auditors, and vendors, including scheduling, correspondence, and tracking of deliverables against agreed timelines.
Security Risk Support

Contribute to security risk assessment activities: help identify, assess, and document risks, and support the maintenance of the risk register.
Support risk mitigation and follow-up activities, including tracking corrective actions through to closure and helping confirm that remediation is effective, not just logged as complete.
Help prepare risk and program status materials for internal review.
General GRC Support

Take on additional governance, risk, and compliance activities as priorities evolve, applying sound judgment on how a given task fits existing frameworks and processes.
Maintain organized, audit-ready documentation across the programs and activities supported.
Identify opportunities to improve tracking, reporting, and process efficiency across the programs supported.

we are looking for a Head of Security Reliability to establish and lead the Security Reliability pillar. Reporting directly to the CISO, this leader will be accountable for the ongoing effectiveness, resilience, and operational maturity of security products after implementation.

The role ensures that security platforms remain properly configured, maintained, integrated, monitored, adopted, and optimized to deliver measurable risk reduction. It also owns Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) program and the security-review process for new products, services, and technologies introduced across the company.

This is a hands-on leadership position for someone who combines security expertise, operational discipline, vendor-management experience, and a strong product mindset. The role partners closely with Security, IT, Engineering, Product, Procurement, Legal, Privacy, Compliance, and business stakeholders.

Key responsibilities

Security product reliability and lifecycle ownership

Own security products and platforms after implementation, from operational handover through optimization, renewal, replacement, or retirement.
Ensure security tools are correctly configured, maintained, integrated, monitored, and aligned with Nebius's risk profile and technical environment.
Define ownership, service levels, operating procedures, support models, and escalation paths for every security platform.
Monitor platform availability, data quality, control coverage, integration health, licensing, capacity, and performance.
Establish disciplined processes for upgrades, configuration changes, testing, exception management, and end-of-life planning.
Continuously assess whether security products deliver their intended outcomes, and improve utilization, coverage, automation, and return on investment.
Reduce overlapping capabilities, configuration drift, operational gaps, and underused tooling across the security stack.
Manage vendor performance, technical escalations, product-roadmap discussions, renewals, and service reviews.
Ensure newly implemented security products transition into operations with clear documentation, ownership, monitoring, and success criteria.
Security configuration and control assurance

Define and maintain secure configuration baselines for security platforms.
Establish continuous control-health monitoring to identify disabled, degraded, misconfigured, or incomplete controls.
Validate that integrations and telemetry remain complete, accurate, and reliable as environment evolves.
Coordinate remediation of control gaps with Security, IT, Engineering, and platform owners.
Maintain evidence demonstrating the operational effectiveness of security controls for audits, certifications, and customer-assurance activities.

we are seeking a Cybersecurity Architect (GRC & Risk) to join our cybersecurity architecture team. In this role, you will lead security governance, risk, and control assessments, conduct third-party due diligence, support maturity assessments, and drive mitigation and architectural review processes. Youll work closely with CISOs, security leaders, engineering teams, and customers to develop risk-focused methodologies and improve security frameworks. This position is best suited for candidates with a technical GRC, risk, or security assessment background who excel in analysis, interpretation, and structuring of security information.
Responsibilites:
Lead customer third‑party security due diligence assessments.
Lead mitigation workshops to translate penetration test and assessment findings into prioritized remediation workplans.
Perform security maturity assessments, including reviews of organizational policies, standards, procedures, and governance practices, aligned with the NIST CSF 2.0 cybersecurity framework.
Develop and refine security methodologies, processes, and architectural guidance.
Maintain internal documentation and ensure alignment between frameworks, processes, and practical implementation.
Analyze technical findings and map them to governance, risk, and control gaps.
Produce clear, structured reports and executive‑ready summaries for technical and non‑technical audiences.