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Thales

Global defense and aerospace electronics

Cyber Security Authority

Security Governance, Risk & ComplianceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy€48.8k - €61.2k

About the Job

Requirements

  • Engineer or Master's degree education.
  • At least 5 years of relevant experience in firms specializing in consulting, technology services, digital transformation, cybersecurity, or industry IT/OT security, risk, and crisis management.
  • Relevant experience in the Defence and Aerospace industry within domains such as Navigation, Telecommunication, Earth Observation, or Space Exploration is expected.
  • Product management and product life-cycle expertise, with a proven track record of delivering next-generation solutions.
  • Fundamentals of Information and Operational Technologies (IT/OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) architectures.
  • Information Security Management System (ISMS) knowledge, including the ISO/IEC 2700x series.
  • Knowledge of risk-management frameworks such as ISO 31000, ISO 27005, and EBIOS Risk Manager.
  • Security accreditation processes.
  • Cryptography.
  • Cybersecurity expertise in audits, vulnerability management, and penetration tests in hardware, infrastructure, and software environments.
  • Knowledge of national, European, and US security regulations.
  • Cloud-native and virtualization technologies.
  • DevSecOps.
  • Supply-chain security.
  • Software development.
  • Ability to negotiate with industrial and institutional partners.
  • Ability to lead and manage in a matrix organization and deliver on time, on budget, and in compliance.
  • Ability to synthesize complex issues and communicate proposals effectively.
  • Critical thinking to promote innovation and creativity.
  • Judgment and decision-making.
  • Experience driving enterprise cultural changes into Product and Engineering teams.
  • Entrepreneurial skills and problem-solving ability.

Responsibilities

  • Contribute to defining the cybersecurity technical policy for the assigned scope and its associated roadmap.
  • Report TAS-I cybersecurity risks and bid cybersecurity-compliance KPIs to the Head of Cybersecurity on a regular basis.
  • Share security status and supply costs with TAS-I Centers of Competence for projects during bidding and before service entry.
  • Complete and validate the TAS-I cybersecurity maturity dashboard, including Group Cybersecurity fundamentals compliance levels and bid-related KPIs.
  • Alert the CPSO or Head of Cybersecurity TAS-I to major deviations and assist in defining remediation plans.
  • Raise cybersecurity alerts to the TAS-I Technical Director and Head of Cybersecurity TAS-I.
  • Initiate and support audits and solution-security checks as required to ensure compliance with organizational, regional, and national cybersecurity rules, Thales Group Policy, and TAS Security Instructions.
  • Check the consistency of the TAS-I cybersecurity technical roadmap with TAS technical strategy, existing technical roadmaps, the R&T plan, the Technical Innovation Strategic Plan (TISP), and applicable regulations and standards.
  • Provide Engineering Managers with feedback on the applicability, application, and effectiveness of the cybersecurity engineering policy in TAS-I.
  • Challenge, support, and approve cybersecurity organizations, strategies, and cyber quotations in bids and solutions; validate the target security level during bid or solution orientation, including assessing whether penetration testing is needed.
  • Ensure the cost of implementing the target security level is identified and included in the solution budget.
  • Support Purchasing in evaluating suppliers’ cybersecurity maturity.
  • Support legal and contracts teams in analyzing cybersecurity-specific contractual articles and checking Thales liability.
  • Participate in key technical reviews for bids and projects within the operating entity upon PDA request and at least for A2/B2; review the cybersecurity section in the DVa.
  • Validate the solution’s security status before it enters service.
  • Define, develop, and lead a crisis-policy culture adapted to industrial constraints.

About the Company

Thales

Global defense and aerospace electronics

Thales designs and delivers critical technology for aerospace, defense, and digital security. Its products include electronics, software, and data-security systems that power air travel, payments, and modern military platforms, by integrating hardware and software to build systems such as avionics, radar, cybersecurity, and secure communications that collect sensor data and protect networks. It stands out through deep industrial experience, end-to-end solutions across defense, aerospace, and cybersecurity, and a focus on AI and quantum tech, aided by strategic acquisitions and partial state ownership. Its goal is to provide reliable, secure, and connected technologies that support national security, public safety, and everyday life by solving complex security and connectivity challenges.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Meudon, France
Founded
1893

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