Overview
Own end-to-end coordination of externally reported and actively exploited product vulnerabilities and high-severity product security incidents for Omnissa's on-premises and SaaS products, while designing and governing AI-assisted vulnerability operations.
What you'll do
- Own end-to-end coordination of externally reported and actively exploited product vulnerabilities, from intake and triage through remediation, coordinated disclosure, and customer communication, for on-premises and SaaS products.
- Act as incident coordinator for high-severity product security events: set severity, run the bridge, assign owners, track timelines, and drive decisions with Engineering, Product, Support, Legal, and Communications.
- Coordinate security engineers and external stakeholders (researchers, CERTs, vendors, customers, coordinators) to remediate high-profile vulnerabilities within tight timeframes.
- Run coordinated disclosure, including embargo management, CVE assignment, advisory publication, and researcher relations.
- Perform RCCA and post-incident reviews, and present findings and trends to executive staff.
- Design, deploy, and govern AI-assisted workflows for intake deduplication, triage, exploitability and impact analysis, severity scoring, and advisory drafting, with human review at decision points.
- Evaluate and operationalize AI-enabled tooling and automation to raise speed and scale while managing accuracy, hallucination, data handling, and tenant-isolation risks.
- Triage and respond to the rising volume of AI-generated vulnerability reports, including low-quality submissions, and to AI-accelerated exploitation that shortens the time from disclosure to attack.
- Assess and coordinate response to vulnerabilities in AI features and components shipped in Omnissa products (for example prompt injection, model and agent integrations, and AI supply chain dependencies).
- Define metrics for AI-assisted operations: time to triage, time to remediate, false positive rate, and report quality.
- Build and maintain process, policy, and runbook documentation; identify and implement team improvements.
- Define and report program roadmap, status, and success metrics (SLAs, backlog, aging, disclosure timelines).
- Support regulatory and customer obligations tied to vulnerability handling and disclosure (for example EU Cyber Resilience Act reporting, CNA responsibilities, customer and audit inquiries).
- Answer customer and field "am I impacted by CVE X" inquiries using SBOM, scanner, and threat intelligence data.
- Monitor threat intelligence, exploit activity, and KEV-class signals to maintain situational awareness and drive prioritization.
- Engage the security community: researchers, bug bounty participants, vendors, and conferences.
- Work with stakeholders from engineering to executive level.
What you'll need
- 6 to 12 years in product security, PSIRT, vulnerability response, or security incident response, including coordination of multi-team remediation under time pressure.
- Hands-on experience running or coordinating security incidents and vulnerability disclosures end to end.
- Working knowledge of CVSS, CWE, CVE/CNA processes, VEX, SBOM, and ISO/IEC 29147 and 30111 concepts.
- Ability to investigate vulnerabilities and exploits and understand common classes (OWASP Top 10, CWE Top 25).
- Practical experience using AI tooling in security operations workflows, with sound judgment on validation and data protection.
- Ability to translate business objectives into execution strategy and prioritize in a dynamic environment.
- Excellent written and verbal communication, including executive briefings.
- Self-motivated and effective across functional teams.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, risk management, or a similar field strongly preferred.
Nice to have
- Prior software engineering or architecture experience, including secure coding practices.
- Scripting or automation skills (Python, APIs, Jira/Confluence automation) to build workflows.
- Experience with SAST, SCA, and vulnerability scanners, and code platforms (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket).
- Experience with bug bounty or vulnerability disclosure programs.
- Customer-facing experience.
- Experience with Jira Service Management and Confluence.
- Relevant certifications (for example FIRST PSIRT Services Framework training, GCIH, GCFA, CISSP) are a plus.
Details
- Location: Bengaluru, India.
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