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Senior Vice President, Cyber Threat Intelligence – EMEA Lead

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We’re seeking a future team member for the role of Senior Vice President, Cyber Threat Intelligence – EMEA Lead to join our team. This role is located in London.
In this role, you’ll make an impact in the following ways:
- Lead intelligence production at the intersection of geopolitical, cyber, and physical threats, delivering assessments aligned to risks impacting BNY’s global operations
- Provide follow-the-sun intelligence coverage, producing timely strategic, operational, and technical analysis during EMEA hours while supporting investigations and escalations across APAC and NAM
- Serve as a primary liaison to EMEA stakeholders, including regional CISO, country leadership, and Lines of Business (LOBs), developing intelligence requirements and tailored reporting
- Support regional intelligence collection and information sharing, including external engagement opportunities to enhance situational awareness
- Deliver surge support during incidents, enabling greater agility in CTIG response while maintaining baseline intelligence coverage
- Contribute to strategic intelligence production, including threat actor profiles, country threat assessments, and regional intelligence products aligned to regulatory expectations
- Translate geopolitical developments into business-relevant intelligence, tailoring analysis to the current threat environment and BNY’s global exposure
- Expand intelligence coverage of regional and LOB-specific risks, ensuring outputs are aligned to operating environments and business priorities
- Integrate technical threat analysis into intelligence production, including awareness of vulnerabilities, exploitation trends, and adversary tactics to strengthen assessments
- Support tactical and operational alerting for emerging threats, ensuring timely dissemination of relevant intelligence to stakeholders
- Strengthen analytic tradecraft across CTIG, contributing to training, peer review, and continuous improvement of intelligence outputs
- Support emerging initiatives and regulatory-driven requirements, including those related to AI, cloud, and evolving risk priorities
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To be successful in this role, we’re seeking the following:
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in International Relations, Cybersecurity, Intelligence Studies, or a related field
- Significant experience in cyber threat intelligence, geopolitical risk, or strategic intelligence analysis within a global organization
- Demonstrated ability to produce strategic intelligence for senior stakeholders, incorporating operational and technical context where appropriate
- Working knowledge of cyber threats, vulnerabilities, exploitation trends, and threat actor activity (criminal, nation-state, hacktivist)
- Experience supporting incident response, investigations, or intelligence-led operations in a global or enterprise environment
- Ability to integrate geopolitical and technical intelligence into clear, business-relevant assessments
- Strong stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to translate complex intelligence into concise, executive-level insights
- Experience developing intelligence requirements, collection strategies, and external partnerships
- Proven ability to collaborate across global teams within a follow-the-sun operating model


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