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MBNL (Mobile Broadband Network Ltd) is owned equally by EE and Three, two of the UK's most recognisable and innovative mobile operators. They are our shareholders, but to us they are also our customers. Our mission is to create maximum value for our Shareholders, by delivering and managing their … best network experiences at the lowest cost. Context: The IT, Data and Cyber Security function is a critical enabler for the MBNL business. Acting as a centre of excellence providing services to the business, the function is accountable for translating the business strategy into solutions to improve service, efficiency, and … overall business performance. Reporting to the Head of Information Security, the Senior Security and Business Engagement Manager is a critical role in planning, tracking, and communicating the effectiveness of the security remediations, operations and risk management and aligning the security function to the business. What you can expect to more »

Head of Vulnerability Management/SME/Lead is responsible for leading and coaching team of subject matter experts specialised in vulnerability management. Oversee and coordinate end-to-end vulnerability management & security testing activities by collaboratively working with colleagues. Close collaboration with global Vulnerability Management. Bi-directional feedback with technology & business teams. Create, develop and maintain operational procedures and processes in coordination with colleagues to ensure vulnerability management services are clearly documented. Head of Vulnerability Management To £96,000 + Benefits + Bonus Hybrid Working x12 days a month … in office Responsible for managing relationships with 3rd party penetration testing providers and hold them accountable to quality and SLA standards. Responsible for escalating and highlighting thematic vulnerability patterns to Threat Management team and involved in strategic risk reduction planning discussions. Responsible for measuring effectiveness and proposing tactical more »