Director of Cyber Security at TechHuman San Antonio, TX
Posted 6 days ago
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Information Security AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services
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Manager
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Director of Cyber Security – TechHuman, San Antonio, TX
Director of Cyber Security job at TechHuman. San Antonio, TX.ResponsibilitiesDefine, develop, and lead the implementation of the entire cybersecurity strategy, establishing Governance, Risk, and Compliance GRC frameworks from scratch.Serve as the primary security leader, communicating and advocating for security priorities to Presidents and Vice Presidents.Immediately lead the project to onboard and oversee the CrowdStrike Falcon Complete platform, moving the organization into an oversight position.Establish mandatory Security Awareness and Behavioral Training programs for all employees.Act as the bridge to ensure strong collaboration with the Infrastructure team, particularly around and the application of security policies.Provide guidance and direction to the current hands‑on technical manager.Develop and execute a plan for future team expansion (manager and staff), potentially within 12 months.Must Haves10+ years in cybersecurity or information protection, with at least 5 years in architecture, governance, or program‑building leadership roles.Proven experience in a senior cybersecurity leadership role (Director, CISO, or equivalent level).Exceptional ability to translate security needs into business context and communicate effectively with executive leadership.Demonstrated experience in building or standing up or building GRC and security programs from scratch.Self‑motivated, highly collaborative, and possessing the decisiveness to push back effectively.Experience onboarding and managing key security vendors, specifically MDR services (CrowdStrike knowledge highly beneficial).Must be willing to learn quickly and adapt in a high‑stress, fast‑paced environment.Nice‑to‑HavesPossession of relevant industry credentials (e.g., CISSP, CISM, etc.).Experience collaborating on or managing IAM programs using Microsoft‑based tools#J-18808-Ljbffr
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