Incident Response Manager

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This individual is responsible for end-to-end incident coordination: driving investigations forward, managing the stakeholders who need to be informed or engaged, tracking every action item to closure, and maintaining the incident response process and reporting that leadership relies on. Scope spans breaches, data loss prevention (DLP) events, privacy incidents, fraud and identity matters, unauthorized access, workforce activity concerns, and data exposure events.

The role requires sound judgment under pressure, precise written and verbal communication, and the ability to keep a wide set of technical and business stakeholders aligned while an incident is investigated.

• Incident coordination and investigation Serve as the central coordinator for security and data incidents, driving investigations from initial detection through resolution and closure. Partner with investigators, forensics resources, IT, DLP, Legal, HR, and business stakeholders to keep active incidents moving and unblocked. Coordinate the response to breaches, DLP events, privacy incidents, fraud and identity matters, unauthorized access, workforce activity concerns, and data exposure events.
  
  Support timely triage and severity assessment, ensuring the right people are engaged at the right time.
• Stakeholder management and communication Act as a trusted point of contact for stakeholders across Legal, HR, Global Security, IT, and the business during active incidents. Prepare and deliver clear, timely status updates and executive-level briefings for leadership. Coordinate cross-functional communication so investigators, decision-makers, and affected business units stay aligned without duplicated or conflicting messaging. Provide flexibility to support incidents off-hours as needed, given the time-sensitive nature of the work.
• Tracking, process, and reporting Own the incident tracking system, ensuring every action item, remediation step, and follow-up is assigned, tracked, and driven to closure. Maintain and continuously refine incident response playbooks, processes, and procedures. Produce regular incident metrics and reporting, giving leadership an accurate, executive-level view of open, closed, and trending incidents. Support post-incident reviews and lessons-learned sessions, feeding improvements back into process and playbooks.
• Program scope and cross-functional collaboration Collaborate with the DLP, GRC, and BCP functions to ensure incident response integrates cleanly with adjacent security and continuity programs. Support integration of incident response scenarios into business continuity and ransomware tabletop exercises. Help ensure incidents are handled in a manner consistent with regulatory, privacy, and compliance obligations, in partnership with Legal and Compliance. Identify and close gaps in incident response coordination, escalation paths, and stakeholder communication.

• 5+ years of experience in incident response, security operations, GRC, or a related security coordination role, preferably in a large company or consulting firm.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating investigations or incidents involving multiple stakeholders and teams.
• Undergraduate degree required, preferably in Information Security, Information Technology, Information Systems, or a related discipline.
• Working knowledge of incident response frameworks and practices, and of the security domains that generate incidents most often (DLP, identity and access, privacy, fraud).
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to brief both technical and executive audiences clearly and calmly.
• Strong…