This is the most senior
executive security position in the organization with direct line
responsibility. This position has global accountability for
developing, and directing the organization security program.
Directs the domestic and international staff in identifying,
developing, implementing and maintaining security processes
across the organization to reduce risks, respond to incidents,
and limit exposure to liability in all areas of financial,
physical, network/information technology and personal risk.
Through subordinate managers, coordinate and implement site
security, operations and activities to ensure protection of
executives, managers, employees, physical and information
assets, while ensuring optimal use of personnel and equipment.
Develops and delivers service in response to criminal financial
loss, counterfeiting, crimes against persons, sabotage, threats,
emergencies, illegal acts, and property or environmental crimes.
Accountable for state-of-the-art technology solutions and
innovative security management techniques to safeguard the
organization's assets and correct security vulnerabilities with
new and legacy IT systems. May be responsible for ensuring the
safety of all network and information system environments for
the corporation and operating business units. Incumbent may be
responsible for network/IS technical security architecture,
network and system designs, implementation and management of
systems and programs for the prevention of system hacking and
virus protection.
Develops and implements intrusion detection systems to prevent
abuse and virus release within the organization.
Establishes appropriate
standards and risk controls associated with intellectual
property. Develops standards and policies worldwide for
compliance with government rules, regulations, laws and treaties
regarding security requirements for import and export of
products. Directs the approach, deployment and execution of the
most sensitive investigations. Develops close relationships with
high-level law enforcement and international counterparts to
include in-country security and International Security agencies,
intelligence and private sector counterparts worldwide. Develops
a consensus position within an organization climate of diverse
operational activities and often-conflicting regulations imposed
by agencies with regulatory jurisdiction. Briefs executive
management on status of security issues.
Qualification
Guidelines:
Master’s degree or international
equivalent in an area of study relevant to this position and
more than 20 years experience with a major corporation and/or
law enforcement agency, intelligence or private sector security
organization or Bachelor’s degree or international equivalent in
an area of study relevant to this position and more than 25
years experience with a major corporation and/or law enforcement
agency, intelligence, public or private sector security
organization. Has demonstrated experience and exposure in the
international security arena. Certification preferred.
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