Service Manager - Supplier Security Due Diligence & Monitoring Service

At Allstate, great things happen when our people work together to protect families and their belongings from life's uncertainties. And for more than 90 years, our innovative drive has kept us a step ahead of our customers' evolving needs. From advocating for seat belts, air bags and graduated driving laws, to being an industry leader in pricing sophistication, telematics, and, more recently, device and identity protection.

Team and overall work scope

The Supplier Security Due Diligence & Monitoring Service operates at the intersection of Cybersecurity, Legal, Procurement, Supplier Management, and Enterprise Risk Management. The team is responsible for helping the enterprise navigate information security requirements within supplier contracts by providing first‑line support during contract negotiations and redline reviews.

The Service Manager leads the specialized service responsible for translating supplier risk assessments into practical contractual security positions. The team advises stakeholders on acceptable contractual outcomes, applies approved fallback language, documents security control exceptions, and ensures non‑standard contractual positions are reviewed through appropriate governance channels. This service plays a critical role in balancing supplier risk management with business enablement while maintaining alignment with enterprise risk expectations.

What's exciting about this role?

Lead a highly visible enterprise service that directly influences supplier risk outcomes across the organization. This role sits at the center of cybersecurity, legal, procurement, and business strategy, providing the opportunity to shape contracting decisions, influence enterprise risk management practices, and drive scalable security governance. You will build and mature a service that enables the business to move quickly while ensuring critical security requirements remain protected in an increasingly complex supplier ecosystem.

• Strong risk leader with the ability to distinguish between acceptable contractual deviations, temporary accommodations, material control weaknesses, and risks requiring formal escalation or acceptance.

• Proven operational leader capable of building structure, driving consistency, and managing a high‑demand service with multiple stakeholders and competing priorities.

• Brings strong understanding of how information security requirements translate into contractual obligations and can evaluate legal language through a practical risk lens.

• Highly disciplined in governance, documentation, exception management, and maintaining defensible audit trails for risk decisions.

• Demonstrated ability to influence legal, procurement, business, security, and supplier stakeholders without direct authority.

• Pragmatic and commercially aware, balancing risk management objectives with business outcomes and supplier realities.

• Service‑oriented leader committed to responsiveness, consistency, stakeholder experience, and operational excellence.

• Consistent application of enterprise risk tolerances and contractual security standards.

• Achievement of service‑level commitments and stakeholder satisfaction objectives.

• Effective documentation, governance, and escalation of security control exceptions and contractual deviations.

• Reduction in unmanaged contractual security risk across supplier agreements.

• Operational maturity demonstrated through scalable processes, metrics, reporting, and continuous improvement.

• Development of a high‑performing team capable of delivering consistent, risk‑informed contracting outcomes.

• Lead the Supplier Security Due Diligence & Monitoring Service and oversee day‑to‑day service delivery.

• Manage and develop a team responsible for supplier security contracting support and risk‑based decision making.

• Review and interpret supplier security assessment outcomes and monitoring results to guide contractual negotiations.

• Provide guidance on acceptable contractual security positions, fallback language, compensating controls, and alternative risk mitigation approaches.

• Ensure consistent application of enterprise security requirements…