Cybersecurity Manager
???? Welcome to Your Next Adventure! The Cybersecurity Manager is responsible for the day-to-day management and execution of Snoonu’s cybersecurity operations, translating the strategy, policies, and priorities set by the Head of Cybersecurity into consistent, well‑run security capabilities across security operations, vulnerability management, incident response, application and cloud security oversight, identity security, and governance execution. The role operates as the operational backbone of the cybersecurity function, managing security engineers, analysts, and specialists on a day‑to‑day basis, ensuring controls are implemented correctly, risks are tracked and remediated on schedule, and security processes run reliably and efficiently.
Working closely with the Head of Cybersecurity, and in regular contact with Technology, Product, IT, Data, and business stakeholders, the Cybersecurity Manager ensures that security initiatives are delivered on time, that operational risk is visible and managed, and that the team executes against the priorities defined by cybersecurity leadership. The role combines hands‑on technical oversight with team leadership, acting as the primary point of escalation for operational security matters and freeing the Head of Cybersecurity to focus on strategy, governance, and executive‑level risk management.
You’ll Get Your Hands OnOperational Leadership & Program Execution
- Translate the cybersecurity strategy and roadmap set by the Head of Cybersecurity into operational plans, priorities, and day‑to‑day execution schedules.
- Coordinate execution across security operations, vulnerability management, application security, cloud security, and identity security work streams.
- Track progress of security initiatives, projects, and remediation activities, and escalated delays, resourcing gaps, or emerging risks to the Head of Cybersecurity.
- Ensure security processes, runbooks, and procedures are documented, current, and consistently followed by the team.
- Support planning and reporting on cybersecurity capacity, workload, and resourcing needs.
- Manage day-to-day security monitoring and detection activities, ensuring alerts are triaged, investigated, and resolved within agreed timelines.
- Act as the operational incident commander for security incidents, coordinating containment, investigation, and remediation, and escalating significant or high‑severity incidents to the Head of Cybersecurity promptly.
- Ensure incident documentation, timelines, and lessons‑learned reports are completed for all incidents.
- Coordinate and participate in incident‑response tabletop exercises and technical simulations.
- Manage the day-to-day vulnerability management program across applications, infrastructure, cloud, and endpoints.
- Ensure vulnerabilities are triaged, prioritized, assigned, and tracked to remediation against agreed SLAs.
- Coordinate with engineering, infrastructure, and platform teams to drive timely remediation of critical and high‑risk findings.
- Monitor overdue items, recurring weaknesses, and exceptions, and escalated material or stalled risks to the Head of Cybersecurity.
- Support coordination of penetration tests, scans, and security assessments, and track resulting findings to closure.
- Oversee day-to-day implementation of application security and Dev Sec Ops practices, including code scanning, dependency checks, and secure release gates.
- Monitor cloud security posture and coordinate remediation of misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and exposed assets with infrastructure and platform teams.
- Support engineering and product teams with practical security guidance during design and development, escalating architecture‑level or higher‑risk decisions to the Head of Cybersecurity.
- Track adoption and effectiveness of security tooling embedded in CI/CD pipelines and development workflows.
- Oversee operational execution of access reviews, joiner/mover/leaver processes, and privileged‑access controls.
- Monitor for dormant accounts, excessive…
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