Senior Vulnerability Management & Risk Lead

Income; Singapore; On-site; SGD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Income is seeking a seasoned security professional to lead BAU vulnerability management operations across the organisation in Singapore. You will coordinate vulnerability scanning, triage findings, remediation SLAs and periodic senior‑level reporting.

Responsibilities include asset coverage alignment, DAST maturity, bug bounty and external testing coordination, penetration testing engagements, and configuration compliance. Strong stakeholder management and risk-based mindset are essential.

Qualifications

• At least a diploma/degree in Computer Science, Cybersecurity or related discipline.
• Professional certifications in security domains are advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Lead BAU vulnerability management operations and reporting.
• Oversee asset coverage and ensure consistent remediation activities.
• Drive DAST testing maturity and application onboarding.
• Manage bug bounty and external testing programs.
• Coordinate penetration testing engagements and remediation tracking.
• Ensure configuration compliance and risk-informed prioritisation.
• Produce management dashboards and vulnerability statistics.

Skills

Vulnerability mgmt

Vulnerability scanning

Stakeholder mgmt

Threat intel coordination

Scripting & dashboards

Reporting

Cloud/Network security

Education

Diploma/Degree in Computer Science or Cybersecurity

Tools

Vulnerability mgmt platforms

AppSec testing tools

Exploitation risk tools

Job description

Income is seeking a seasoned security professional to lead BAU vulnerability management operations across the organisation in Singapore. You will coordinate vulnerability scanning, triage findings, remediation SLAs and periodic senior‑level reporting.

Responsibilities include asset coverage alignment, DAST maturity, bug bounty and external testing coordination, penetration testing engagements, and configuration compliance. Strong stakeholder management and risk-based mindset are essential.