Regional Vulnerability Response Leader, UKI & EMEA

Deutsche Bank; Birmingham; Hybrid; GBP 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid Working

Pension (non-contributory)

30 days holiday

Life Assurance

Private Healthcare

Retail Discounts

Bike4Work

Gym benefits

CSR volunteering leave

Job summary

Deutsche Bank in the UK is seeking a Regional Lead for Vulnerability Response Management covering UKI & EMEA, based in Birmingham. You will oversee vulnerability response and remediation across regions, coordinating with Global Vulnerability Management, regional tech teams, and risk functions.

The role requires leading geographically dispersed teams, prioritizing vulnerabilities per enterprise standards, driving remediation for high-risk issues, and reporting to senior management.

Qualifications

• Extensive experience in vulnerability management and cyber defense.
• Experience leading geographically dispersed teams in large orgs.
• Proven track record managing enterprise-scale remediation programmes.
• Exposure to regulatory environments (NIST, ISO 27001, FCA/PRA).

Responsibilities

• Lead the regional vulnerability response function and oversee Vulnerability Response Managers.
• Prioritize vulnerabilities according to enterprise standards and risk.
• Drive remediation of high-risk and regulatory-relevant vulnerabilities.
• Coordinate regional response to zero-day and actively exploited vulnerabilities.
• Monitor regional vulnerability exposure and risk, reporting to senior management.
• Represent vulnerability response within the region.

Skills

Vulnerability Management

Cyber Defense

Security Operations

Cyber Risk Management

Team Leadership

Enterprise-scale Remediation

Global Organisations

Regulatory Awareness

Risk-based Prioritization

AI Tools Usage

Job description

Deutsche Bank in the UK is seeking a Regional Lead for Vulnerability Response Management covering UKI & EMEA, based in Birmingham. You will oversee vulnerability response and remediation across regions, coordinating with Global Vulnerability Management, regional tech teams, and risk functions.

The role requires leading geographically dispersed teams, prioritizing vulnerabilities per enterprise standards, driving remediation for high-risk issues, and reporting to senior management.