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Salary: $42000 – $90000

Strategy, Programs & GRC Associate – Information Security

 Location: Onsite – Manhattan, NY
 Salary Range: $42,000 – $90,000 (commensurate with skills and experience)
 Industry: Financial Services | Risk & Cybersecurity | Strategy & Governance


Launch Your Career at the Intersection of Strategy, Cybersecurity & Compliance

Are you ready to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of cybersecurity governance in one of the world’s most dynamic financial environments? We are seeking a Strategy, Programs & GRC Associate to join our high-performing Information Security team in Manhattan.

This is a unique opportunity to blend strategic thinking with hands-on execution across a wide spectrum of governance, risk, and compliance initiatives. You’ll help manage cybersecurity programs, track key strategic initiatives, and ensure alignment with ever-evolving regulatory requirements.


What You’ll Do

As a key member of the CISO team, you’ll contribute across Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) programs while collaborating with stakeholders across security, risk, IT, and executive leadership:

 Strategic Planning & Execution

Coordinate InfoSec strategy with the broader NY Branch goals

Track KRIs (Key Risk Indicators) and strategic milestones

Conduct quarterly strategy reviews and recommend course corrections

 Program Ownership

  • Support core CISO programs including:

  • Information Security Program

  • Security Training & Culture (e.g. phishing campaigns, tabletop exercises)

  • Data Privacy and Policy Management

  • Maintain and update security policies and procedures

  • Define and manage CISO roles, responsibilities, and governance structure

    ? Risk & Compliance

    • Contribute to the design and enhancement of a Technology & Information Security Risk (TISR) framework

    • Prepare for internal/external audits, anticipate evidence requests, and ensure audit readiness

    • Monitor and ensure compliance with GLBA, FFIEC, NIST, and other industry regulations

    • Stay current on data privacy laws and cybersecurity regulations

     Reporting & Metrics

    • Develop and manage CISO reporting, including:

    • Operational dashboards

    • Executive and Board-level summaries

    • Budget, headcount, and resource planning metrics


    What You Bring

     Bachelor’s degree in Business, Risk, Data, Computer Science, MIS, Engineering, Math, or a related field
     3+ years in financial services: risk management, audit, IT/IS operations, or privacy
     2+ years working directly on IT/IS risk programs and policy development
     Familiarity with U.S. banking regulations and frameworks (NIST, GLBA, FFIEC)
     Knowledge of cybersecurity tools (SIEM, DLP, XDR/EDR, etc.) and IT infrastructure
     Understanding of Windows Server, Active Directory, UNIX, network architectures, etc.
     CISSP, CRISC, or other IT/security certifications preferred


    Why This Role?

     Cross-Functional Visibility: Collaborate across security, risk, IT, and executive teams
     Diverse Scope: Gain exposure to privacy, cybersecurity, operations, and strategic planning
     Career Acceleration: Ideal for professionals looking to grow into GRC, risk leadership, or CISO-track roles
     Manhattan-Based Impact: Work on-site in the heart of the global financial industry
     Compensation & Growth: Competitive salary and long-term professional development support

     

    If you’re analytical, detail-oriented, and passionate about cybersecurity and regulatory excellence, this is your opportunity to grow in a role that bridges technology, governance, and strategic execution.

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