We are looking for a Senior Cybersecurity Officer to join our Digital Security team and take primary responsibility for cybersecurity within Ignitis Renewables company operating in the renewable energy sector.
You will be the key cybersecurity partner for the company, supporting IT and OT initiatives throughout their lifecycle, from security requirements and architecture to risk assessment, supplier evaluation, security acceptance and ongoing risk management.
This is not a hands-on security operations or system administration role. You will not be expected to administer firewalls, monitor SOC alerts, perform penetration testing or operate security tools. Instead, you will use your technical cybersecurity expertise to design security approaches, evaluate risks, challenge proposed solutions and ensure that security requirements are effectively implemented by IT, OT, project teams and suppliers.
You will work closely with the central Digital Security team, which provides common security capabilities, methodologies and SOC services, while you retain cybersecurity ownership for Ignitis Renewables company.
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- Acting as the primary cybersecurity partner for Ignitis Renewables company, taking ownership of its cybersecurity posture and coordinating security matters across IT, OT, business, project teams, suppliers and the central Digital Security team
- Embedding security by design throughout the IT and OT solution lifecycle, from project initiation and procurement to architecture, implementation, security acceptance and ongoing operation
- Defining non-functional security requirements and designing security architecture approaches for IT and OT solutions, including network segmentation, secure remote access, identity and privileged access management, trust boundaries, security logging, monitoring and resilience controls
- Conducting cybersecurity risk assessments and technical security analyses, assessing proposed architectures and determining appropriate security controls, compensating measures and risk treatment options
- Performing cybersecurity assessments of suppliers, technologies and third-party services, including security due diligence, review of supplier evidence and identification of supply-chain risks
- Assessing and maintaining compliance with applicable cybersecurity requirements, including NIS2, ISO/IEC 27001 and IEC 62443, translating regulatory and standards-based requirements into practical IT and OT controls
- Managing security findings, exceptions and risk treatment activities, prioritising remediation, assigning and following up on actions, approving lower-risk exceptions within the delegated authority and escalating material risks for formal acceptance
- Driving continuous cybersecurity improvement, analysing security posture information, proposing new security initiatives, coordinating incident-related actions for the assigned company and communicating key risks, decisions and investment needs to relevant stakeholders