Job Description

ABOUT THE CLIENT

Elders has been a leading agribusiness in rural Australia since 1839 with a focus on helping people find success with their agricultural business. With over 180 years of knowledge, experience and advice for its clients, Elders continues to focus on its future as a pure agribusiness both within Australia and internationally.

ABOUT THE ROLE

Reporting directly to the Chief Information Security Officer, the Cyber Governance Risk & Compliance Manager will be responsible for overseeing cyber security governance, managing risk and ensuring compliance across all IT suppliers, outsourced providers, and Elders’ internal IT environments.

Furthermore from a technical perspective, the successful candidate will be responsible for:

• Maintaining and operating the Cybersecurity Assurance framework, including standards, supporting guidelines, processes, registers, reporting and dashboards
• Improving and executing processes, tools and systems to identify, assess, measure, manage, and monitor risks across Elders
• Assisting and coordinating with internal and external audit functions as required
• Reviewing and cyber incident response planning, providing input against current industry trends and standards
• Understanding the IT threat landscape for the relevant Elders industry sectors
• Governing and reporting on cyber risk relating to IT product lifecycle management, vulnerability risk posture, Vendor operations and cyber capabilities
• Managing 3rd party vendor cyber risk assessments, assurance and compliance programs

ABOUT YOU

The Cyber Governance Risk & Compliance Manager will be expected to contribute to the Elders culture and display the Elders values. To compliment this, you will possess:

• A tertiary degree in IT, business, relevant discipline, or industry experience with similar certifications. i.e. CISSP, CISM, CISA
• Knowledge and understanding of associated business process and legislative requirements
• Experience managing cyber security risk, governance, and compliance across operations and third-party suppliers
• Experience developing cyber security assurance framework, including standards, supporting guidelines, processes, registers, reporting
• Experience working with outsourced and other third parties
• General IT experience (applications and/or infrastructure) including knowledge of IT development, operational and change management processes and methodologies
• Use of risk frameworks and methodologies for risk assessments and mitigation strategies

If you'd like to know more about this opportunity, please reach out to Liam McBean on liam.mcbean@egmpartners.com.au