Corporate Security Manager

We are looking for an experienced Corporate Security Manager to lead and develop our Corporate Security function.

You will oversee internal investigations, fraud prevention, employee-related security risks, and physical security across our international operations, while leading a team of specialists and strengthening security processes.

• Own the Corporate Security operating model, priorities, team development, methods, case quality and ordinary domain escalations within delegated authority
• Manage case intake, prioritisation and assignment; maintain clear evidence requirements, interview coordination, decision logs, review standards and closure records
• Lead selected complex or sensitive investigations into insider misuse, privileged abuse, trading/admin-system misuse, finance/payment misuse and sensitive operational fraud
• Guide the Corporate Security Analyst's investigation and OSINT work and coordinate customer-account evidence handoffs with Customer Support, without assuming unassigned account-containment or recovery authority
• Oversee the separate Background Screening Specialist and align sensitive-role screening with HR, Talent Acquisition and Legal, with clear findings, limitations and decision routes
• Direct the priority employee-misuse control programme across Trading and Finance. Agree data requirements and dependencies with system owners, Dev Ops and Data; review findings with Risk & Dealing, Back Office, Finance and Legal
• Track control gaps, recurring patterns, remediation commitments and formal risk decisions; verify evidence of action and elevate overdue critical issues or unresolved ownership disputes
• Oversee the physical-security baseline and local specialists for the agreed offices, including access-control and CCTV governance, evidence access, site assessments and incident escalation. Approve corporate-security standards and low/medium physical or travel controls within delegated limits
• Coordinate relevant travel, executive-safety, crisis and continuity risks with the responsible specialists and leaders. Support BCP exercises and follow-up within the agreed programme; business owners retain business-recovery accountability and system owners execute technical recovery
• Partner with Cyber Defense on technical evidence and incident interfaces; technical cyber incident response and digital forensics remain with the authorised Cyber Defense specialists
• Recommend high-risk investigation decisions, crisis decisions, high-risk controls and major resilience investments through the appropriate approval path. Escalate executive-safety threats, material legal exposure and business-continuity crises to CISO/CEO
• Provide accessible case and evidence records, defined handovers and an independent escalation route for cases involving relevant leadership. Routine cases remain with delegated case owners; sensitive exceptions follow the approved review path

• Lead sensitive internal investigations from intake and scope definition through evidence review, interviews, findings, escalation and documented closure; distinguish an indicator, a corroborated fact and an allegation.
• Assess insider misuse, privileged business-system abuse and control bypasses using authorised records, activity histories, approval chains and business context; define the specialist or technical support needed for a defensible conclusion.
• Design proportionate case-management, evidence-handling, confidentiality, access-control and decision-log practices that another authorised reviewer can follow.
• Translate investigation findings into risk-based control improvements, accountable remediation actions and follow-up with business and system owners.
• Set priorities, delegate routine case ownership, coach specialists,…