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Key Responsibilities and Major Duties:
Responsible for working within the Global Security Risk Intelligence Program and providing direct risk intelligence support in Corporate Security functional areas of business resilience, physical security, supply chain, illegal trade, criminal investigations, and counter-activism initiatives.
Establish and maintain cross-functional relationships with key internal business partners to facilitate information exchange and production of joint risk intelligence products where applicable.
Integration with Business Resilience Center of Expertise (COE) including briefings on identified risks and delivery of custom forward-looking global resilience risk assessments on an as-needed basis.
Work with contract partners to prepare, maintain and manage detailed risk intelligence assessments of regions, countries, and specific business locations. Prepare regular briefs on security issues for dissemination within the company.
Leveraging and managing multiple third-party partners is critical to this role. Partners include, Everbridge, Seerist/Control Risks, INA, PSI, and government agencies.
Produce, maintain, and disseminate threat intelligence summaries focused on key regions and functional areas (e.g., physical security, supply chain, business resilience, illegal trade, criminal investigations, and activism).
Ability to review various datasets to identify potential insider risk concerns.
Produce ad-hoc Requests for Intelligence related to all Corporate Security Centers of Expertise and business units.
Provide timely risk intelligence in support of Corporate Security Crisis Management and response plans to ensure effective preparedness after disruptive events, disasters, crime, terrorism, malicious attacks, and human error.
Interface with The Global Response and Operations Center (GROC) staff who monitors international events through public open-source media on a 24/7 basis as well as through active monitoring of business travelers.
Provide the Executive Protection (EP) team with intelligence support related to planned travel of executives, high profile company events, and other corporate functions. Provide threat intelligence products to augment planning for events/incidents that may impact executive travel
As requested by the EP team, conduct threat assessments prior to executive travel
Provide rapid assessments of “breaking” security situations and complex issues that could affect global business operations (e.g., natural disasters, epidemics, pandemics, crime, civil unrest, strikes/riots, kidnapping, political instability, terrorism, activism, economic interruptions, cyber-attacks, and transportation-related catastrophes).
Have basic knowledge of cyber security investigative practices, trends, vulnerabilities, and methodologies.
Conduct objective and fact-finding reviews of confidential data loss or theft and recommend corrective action plans to ensure risk mitigation activities are enacted and results achieved.
Support various business units identifying potential travel concerns, both domestic and international.
Minimum Requirements:
A Bachelor’s degree is required; a degree in intelligence analysis, international studies, national security, homeland security, or a related discipline is preferred.
5 years of global risk and analytical experience in a comparable position with a multi-national corporation and/or entity, military and/or foreign…