Senior Product Manager — AI & Data Security
forcepointVirginia (MN)
Senior Product Manager — AI & Data Security
Posted today
forcepointVirginia (MN)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
As Senior Product Manager for Forcepoint’s DSPM and AI Security lines, you own the vision, strategy and multi-quarter roadmap, coordinating with engineering, design and GTM teams. You translate customer needs into secure, measurable workflows and drive data-driven prioritization. You’ll work closely with security architects and enterprise buyers, shaping product delivery from discovery to market adoption. This role offers impact across data security at scale and a hands-on, cross-functional environment.
Responsibilities:
Define and own product vision, strategy and multi-quarter roadmap for DSPM and AI Security Conduct competitive intelligence to inform positioning and prioritization Translate customer needs into actionable workflows and measurable security outcomes Drive data-driven prioritization using telemetry, win/loss analysis, and usage analytics Collaborate with engineering on data discovery, classification engines, policy models, APIs, and remediation workflows Author detailed PRDs, user stories, and acceptance criteria for engineering teams Lead the discover-classify-assess-remediate lifecycle across data stores, SaaS apps, and cloud-native environments Partner with UX/UI to simplify DSPM workflows into intuitive interfaces Synthesize field feedback into structured problem statements and prioritized requirements Support GTM with competitive positioning, demo narratives, and roadmap communications
Key requirements:
Product Management experience in B2B/enterprise software with progressive ownership Experience in cybersecurity, data protection, or cloud infrastructure products Proven track record of end-to-end ownership of a product or major feature Hands-on domain expertise in one or more of: Data Security/DLP, DSPM, Cloud Security Platforms (CSPM/SSPM/CASB) with emphasis on data or identity components customer-obsessed strong cross-functional collaboration excellent communication and storytelling DSPM (data discovery, classification, posture assessment, remediation) data security/DLP policy models and APIs
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