VP, Enterprise Security & Infrastructure Strategy

American-College-of-Educatio; United States; Remote; USD 216,000 - 264,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

HSA/FSA options

Paid parental leave

401k matching

Job summary

American College of Education is seeking a Vice President of Information Security and Infrastructure to lead ACE’s cybersecurity, technology risk, infrastructure, and operational resilience efforts. You will set security direction, governance, and provide guidance to the CIO and executive leadership while balancing risk with business needs.

The role reports to the CIO and oversees enterprise security, cloud strategy, and risk management across ACE’s technology environment to support growth and

Qualifications

• Executive-level communication and organizational skills.
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Define and execute multi-year cybersecurity, infrastructure, cloud, identity, and operational resilience strategies aligned with ACE’s plan.
• Advise the CIO, executive leadership, and Board committees on threats, regulatory exposure, and risk decisions.
• Own the enterprise cybersecurity program and roadmap using NIST CSF 2.0 or a comparable framework.
• Establish and maintain policies and standards covering use, IAM, data handling, encryption, and incident response.

Skills

Executive communication

Time management

Independent work

Analytical thinking

Detail oriented

Team collaboration

Job description

American College of Education is seeking a Vice President of Information Security and Infrastructure to lead ACE’s cybersecurity, technology risk, infrastructure, and operational resilience efforts. You will set security direction, governance, and provide guidance to the CIO and executive leadership while balancing risk with business needs.

The role reports to the CIO and oversees enterprise security, cloud strategy, and risk management across ACE’s technology environment to support growth and