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A leading company in technology is seeking a Deputy Security Officer to manage compliance with French security regulations. This role involves protecting assets, coordinating with security officers, and developing policies in line with local laws. Candidates should have an engineering degree and extensive experience in defense security.
Deputy Security Officer - Officier de Sécurité Adjoint H/F
This role is designed as ‘Onsite,’ with the expectation that you will primarily work from an HPE partner or customer office.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is the global edge-to-cloud company advancing the way people live and work. We help companies connect, protect, analyze, and act on their data and applications from edge to cloud, enabling rapid insights and outcomes. Our culture values innovation, diversity, flexibility, and growth. We foster an environment where bold moves are encouraged, and career development is supported. Join us to open up new opportunities with HPE.
As the Deputy Security Officer, you will work with our central Security Officer within the Trust Office of HPE France, managing all aspects of French regulations related to PSDN (Protection du Secret de la Defense de la Nation).
Comprehensive health and wellbeing benefits, career development programs, and an inclusive work environment that values diversity and individual uniqueness.
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