Global Security Operations Leader
new york times companyNew York (NY)
Global Security Operations Leader
Posted yesterday
new york times companyNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
The New York Times Company is seeking an experienced Senior Manager, Regional Security Operations to lead our unified global security program from New York and oversee teams across offices worldwide. You will design scalable security architecture, establish governance, and maintain operational resilience, guiding in-house and contract personnel with a focus on consistent service delivery.
You will report to the Executive Director, Corporate Security, and drive a culture of professionalism,
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