Information Security Manager

Role overview

Lead information security projects and help teams across a financial services business identify and manage risk while delivering products. The role also develops security analysts and supports effective policies and controls. It is a 12-month fixed-term position, available from London, Cardiff or remotely within the UK, with occasional London meetings for remote workers.

Responsibilities - Lead several security initiatives, potentially covering third-party security, governance and vulnerability management. - Advise teams on security risks in cross-functional work, including product launches. - Develop security policies and procedures with security and business colleagues. - Mentor and support the development of security analysts. - Track emerging threats, technologies and risks, and help prepare appropriate responses. - Work with audit and risk teams to implement security controls and assess whether they remain effective.

Requirements - Experience managing projects across multiple information security areas and balancing concurrent work. - Ability to explain complex security topics clearly in writing and conversation to varied audiences. - Confidence working independently and engaging senior stakeholders in a fast-moving environment. - Ability to interpret technical requirements, regulations and procedures, and use data to assess and improve work. - Interest in evolving approaches and technologies, including generative AI. - A recognised security qualification such as CISSP, or progress toward one.

Benefits and work setup

The stated salary is £76,500–£95,000, plus benefits. Working hours are flexible, and the position supports remote work within the UK with occasional London meetings. The package includes a £1,000 annual learning budget and equipment and additional setup support for home working.