Security & Compliance Lead

A security and compliance lead at an AI legal platform typically owns the security posture and the compliance story: policies, risk assessments, audits and the evidence that backs them. A strong candidate brings hands on security engineering plus working knowledge of data protection and the standards legal clients ask about, and can explain risk clearly to engineers and lawyers alike.

Because the product handles sensitive legal work, sound judgment about data handling matters as much as tooling.

How it fits the AI era
AI speeds up both attack and defense: scanning, triage and policy drafting get faster, and new model related risks appear that older checklists do not cover. The human core stays the same, deciding what risk is acceptable, judging context, and earning the trust of clients and auditors. This role sits where that judgment turns into practice.

How it builds AI experience
The role builds experience securing AI systems themselves: how models are accessed, what data flows through them, and how to evidence controls for clients. That comes from mapping data flows, running risk reviews of AI features, and keeping audit ready records. Familiarity with AI governance frameworks helps, though practical work on real systems teaches more.

Worth showing
Security policy ownership
Data protection knowledge
Audit and certification work

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About Lexroom.ai
Lexroom is an AI platform for legal professionals that handles legal research, document analysis and drafting of legal documents, per the company.