Remote Director Security Operations

Summary

Join the Security Team at 1Password as a security leader to grow and mature the Security Operations function, leading a high-performing team, maturing processes, and ensuring the company upholds customer trust. The ideal candidate has experience in cybersecurity, detection, and response, with significant experience across the entire IR lifecycle.

Responsibilities

• Serving as a great people leader for the team, managing both IC’s and managers, meeting with members 1-1 on a regular basis, giving guided performance feedback, and helping individuals plan and execute on their career development objectives
• Serving as the hiring manager for the team to bring in new engineers and analysts who not only complement the existing team's skills, but who also have new perspectives, ideas, and experiences
• Guiding the team's vision, helping build roadmaps, ensuring projects get staffed effectively, and setting priorities that align with both the team and the company's goals
• Establishing and maintaining intra-department, cross-department, and management level communications
• Provide leadership during and after security incidents both within the security operations team and cross-functionally across the company demonstrating a bias for action and critical prioritization
• Being passionate about creating and fostering good security practices and processes throughout the company
• Managing team budgets, external consultants, and service provider contracts
• Participate in an on-call rotation and contribute to ensuring the incident management process is streamlined and efficient for all of 1Password
• Develop and execute blameless mitigation and remediation plans to restore the confidentiality and integrity of compromised resources
• Pair with dedicated legal and privacy professionals to assess and mitigate business, technical, and regulatory risk
• Closely partner with existing application and product security teams to evaluate application security issues and drive long-term risk reduction through incident remediation