Web Travel Group
AI Security and Resilience Manager

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As an AI Security and Resilience Manager, you will drive our cyber resilience strategy and secure our emerging AI initiatives. You will bridge the gap between complex technical security and business continuity, leading high-impact enterprise security projects from inception to completion and ensuring our defence frameworks are robust enough to withstand modern threats while safely enabling AI-driven innovation.
You will work closely with technology, operations, finance, fraud, and commercial teams to manage risks, strengthen security practices, and deliver cross-functional initiatives that protect the business and its customers.
In this role you will:
Key responsibilities
- Cyber resilience: Support cyber resilience initiatives, including Business Continuity Planning, Disaster Recovery Planning, and incident response improvements.
- Resilience strategy: Support the Cyber Resilience Director in strengthening the organisation’s cyber resilience posture.
- Proactive response: Lead and test proactive response strategies so the organisation can anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to adverse cyber events.
- Data-driven insight: Analyse relevant data sets to recommend improvements to detection and response capabilities.
- AI enablement: Recommend and champion ways AI can enhance detection and response capabilities, and conduct AI security reviews to mitigate high-risk areas.
- Compliance and audit: Support cyber security compliance audits by providing evidence relating to cyber resilience activities.
- Simulation planning: Assist with micro-simulation planning for internal incident response and recovery testing.
- Risk reporting: Report and analyse risks relating to cyber resilience.
- Vendor management: Assist with implementing procedures relating to external incident response vendors.
- Threat monitoring: Conduct dark web monitoring reviews to identify emerging threats.
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- 8+ years of progressive experience in AI security, IT risk management, or security programme management.
- Bachelor’s degree in Information Security, Computer Science, or a related field.
- Deep understanding of cyber resilience frameworks (NIST, ISO 22301, DORA), Zero-Trust architecture, and cloud security (AWS, Azure AD).
- Familiarity with the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, AI governance frameworks, and securing data pipelines.
- Proven track record of managing complex, cross-functional security projects from the ground up.
- Professional certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CRISC, or specialist qualifications in cloud/AI security and business continuity.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Analytical, risk-focused mindset with strong problem-solving and decision-making capabilities.
- Fluent English required.
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