GSC: Data Protection SME; Governance
Position: GSC: Data Protection SME (Governance) HSBC's Global IT Organisation ranks among the largest technology functions worldwide. It is imperative that IT processes are not only appropriately embedded but also operate with maximum efficiency. This is crucial for maintaining the organisation's effectiveness and sustaining its leadership position in the market. The Cyber Security Technology function plays a pivotal role by supporting a wide array of technologies and services through a team that is globally distributed. This encompasses areas such as Data Loss Prevention, Cryptography and Encryption technologies, as well as Security Infrastructure and Vulnerability Management. Collectively, these teams are responsible for ensuring the integrity of critical, complex functions and safeguarding transactions worth billions of pounds across the organisation. What you’ll do
- Supporting Strategic Delivery and Operations
- Engaging in Cyber Security Initiatives: Actively participate in cyber security projects, devising solutions within the data security domain.
- Work closely with auditors, the second line of defence, and regulatory bodies to ensure compliance and security.
- Provide essential support for Global Businesses and Global Functions in their daily service operations.
- Serve as a key representative and expert on all matters concerning Data Loss Prevention policies.
- Facilitate the delivery of tools to enforce controls, ensuring adherence to HSBC's data security policies and standards.
- Collaborate to advance the implementation of IT strategies at both enterprise-wide and regional or business levels.
- Ensure global compliance with information security requirements through effective governance and adherence to standards.
- Foster engagement with all pertinent regional and global stakeholders to drive strategic initiatives. What you need to have to succeed in this role
- Expertise in Data Loss Prevention (DLP) technologies, with a preference for Symantec DLP.
- Skilled in managing DLP policies and guidelines effectively.
- Experience working with Audits, Second Lines of Defence, and external regulatory bodies.
- Strong focus on customer engagement and delivery, essential for this customer‑centric role.
- Ability to develop robust stakeholder relationships and lead DLP governance meetings, including those with audit teams.
- Proven track record of making impactful business decisions, considering risks, long‑term implications, commercial realities, and stakeholder needs.
- Exceptional skills in documentation and task management, utilising tools like Confluence and Jira.
- Formal education in Information Security, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or a related field, or demonstrated work experience. What we offer
- Annual performance‑based bonus
- Additional bonuses for recognition awards
- One‑time reimbursement of home office set‑up (up to 800 PLN).
- Nursery and kindergarten discounts
- Financial support with trainings and education
- Flexible working hours If your CV meets our criteria, you should expect the following steps in the recruitment process:
- Online behavioural test (for external candidates only)
- Telephone screen (for external candidates only)
- Zoom interview with the hiring manager We are looking to hire as soon as possible so don’t wait and apply now! You’ll achieve more when you join HSBC. We thank all interested candidates for their applications. We reserve the right to contact only selected candidates. In case you would like to resign from participation in recruitment process or withdraw previously sent to us application, please email us at: Join our Talent Community so that we can keep you updated and informed of the latest happenings at HSBC. #J-18808-Ljbffr Apply tot his job
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