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A leading global security firm seeks a Regional Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the APAC region. This pivotal role entails governing the implementation of security policies across multiple countries while ensuring compliance with local regulations and global standards. The successful candidate will have over 10 years in cybersecurity, including leadership experience, and hold relevant certifications such as CISSP. This position is crucial for bridging global security initiatives and regional execution in Singapore.
The Regional CISO - APAC serves as the primary security leader for the APAC region, reporting to the Group CISO and with a cross-functional reporting line to the APAC CIO. This role is responsible for governing and overseeing the implementation of Group security policies and programs across APAC, ensuring adherence to global standards while meeting local regulatory obligations. The Regional CISO will govern the five security domains at the regional level, facilitate regulatory compliance, streamline reporting into the Group CISO governance framework, and coordinate with local security leaders, including the Local CISO in India. Additionally, the role ensures readiness for audits, regulatory reviews, and incident response, acting as a trusted advisor to regional leadership on cybersecurity risk and resilience.
The Group Information Security function is dedicated to protecting the organization’s information assets through a unified, risk-based approach to cybersecurity. The function operates across five core domains: Security Governance, Security Architecture, Operations Security, Identity & Access Management (IAM), and Data Protection & Privacy. Each domain is managed centrally by specialized teams under the Group CISO, ensuring global consistency and compliance. Regional CISOs play a critical role in extending this governance model to their respective geographies, ensuring alignment with Group standards while addressing local regulatory and business requirements. They act as the bridge between global strategy and regional execution, enabling effective risk management and regulatory compliance.