Senior Manager Vulnerability Management

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Overview

The Sr. Manager, Vulnerability Management leads the enterprise Vulnerability Management function and is accountable for advancing a risk-based program that identifies, prioritizes, validates, and reduces cybersecurity exposure across enterprise and OT environments. This role provides people leadership, program governance, executive reporting, and cross-functional influence to drive remediation accountability with technology teams, vendors, and business stakeholders. This role is expected to translate vulnerability exposure into business risk, guide prioritization decisions based on threat and asset context, and mature the program through continuous improvement, automation, governance, and measurable risk reduction.

Primary Responsibilities

* Lead the enterprise vulnerability management program by defining strategy, roadmaps, governance, and a risk-based exposure management operating model aligned with organizational cybersecurity and risk objectives.

* Drive accountability for vulnerability identification, prioritization, remediation, exception management, risk acceptance, escalation, and validation processes across the enterprise.

* Establish and maintain vulnerability management policies, standards, metrics, and service level objectives (SLOs/SLAs), ensuring compliance with internal security requirements and industry best practices.

* Partners with technology teams, business stakeholders, and third-party vendors to coordinate remediation efforts, reduce cyber risk, and strengthen enterprise security governance.

* Develop executive reporting, dashboards, metrics, and risk insights that communicate vulnerability exposure, remediation progress, program effectiveness, emerging threats, and business impact to support strategic decision-making.

* Lead the evaluation, implementation, and optimization of vulnerability management, threat detection, continuous monitoring, and automation capabilities to improve operational efficiency and program maturity.

* Serve as a senior vulnerability management leader, advising on risk-based decision making, program maturity, remediation governance, and emerging threat exposure.

* Manage cross-functional security initiatives and operational projects, ensuring successful delivery of program objectives, resource alignment, and stakeholder engagement.

* Build, develop, and lead a high-performing team through recruiting, coaching, mentoring, performance management, succession planning, and ongoing professional development.

* Establish team objectives, operational priorities, workforce plans, and long-term strategies that enable the vulnerability management program to scale with…