Legal Counsel, Cybersecurity; EU; m​/f​/d

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We are seeking a Cyber Counsel to join Lenovo's Legal Department as part of our Global Privacy Data Protection team. Based in Europe, this role will primarily support cybersecurity legal matters across the EMEA region while also contributing to global cybersecurity initiatives and projects. As part of a growing team focused on cybersecurity legal and regulatory aspects, you will work at the forefront of emerging cyber regulation, helping the company navigate a rapidly evolving legal and regulatory landscape.

You will serve as a trusted advisor to Security, Product, Government Relations, Legal, Procurement, and business stakeholders, providing practical legal guidance on cybersecurity requirements, technology risk, cyber incident response, and global data governance challenges. This is an exciting opportunity to join one of the world's leading technology companies at a time of significant regulatory change. You will have the chance to help shape Lenovo's cybersecurity legal strategy, work on cutting-edge technology and security issues, collaborate with colleagues around the world, and play a meaningful role in supporting the company's commitment to security, trust, and responsible innovation.

• Advise business, security, product, and legal stakeholders on cybersecurity laws, regulations, and emerging legal requirements, including NIS2, Cyber Resilience Act, DORA, and related global cyber frameworks.
• Provide practical legal guidance on cybersecurity governance, security-by-design, cyber risk management, resilience, vulnerability disclosure, and supply chain security requirements.
• Review, draft, and negotiate cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance provisions in customer, supplier, and other commercial agreements, as needed.
• Partner closely with security teams to support compliance programs, implementation of legal and regulatory requirements and internal governance frameworks.
• Support legal aspects of privacy and security incidents, cyber investigations, and crisis response activities, including regulatory notification and reporting obligations.
• Advise on the intersection of cybersecurity requirements, cross-border data transfers, data localization, digital sovereignty, and government access considerations.
• Monitor legal and regulatory developments in cybersecurity and provide timely, practical guidance.
• Collaborate with Product, Security, Government Affairs, Procurement, Privacy, and other stakeholders to support strategic cybersecurity initiatives and embed legal requirements into business processes.
• Support customer engagements, audits, privacy and security questionnaires, and RFP responses related to cybersecurity and regulatory compliance.
• Develop and deliver training, guidance materials, and best practices on cybersecurity legal and regulatory topics.

• Law degree and qualification to practice in at least one EU or EEA jurisdiction.
• Approximately 8 years of experience in cybersecurity, technology, privacy, regulatory, or commercial legal practice, preferably within a multinational technology company or leading law firm.
• Strong knowledge of cybersecurity regulatory frameworks, including NIS2, Cyber Resilience Act, DORA, and related EU cyber legislation.
• Familiarity with global cybersecurity frameworks and standards such as ISO 27001, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, SOC 2, and cloud security…