Full-Time

Cybersecurity Control Testing & CRI Maturity Assessor

Updated on 9/3/2026

Mitsubishi UFG

Mitsubishi UFG

10,001+ employees

Global banking, trust, asset management, securities.

No salary listed

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

In Person

Bachelor's

Category
Cybersecurity (1)
Required Skills
Threat modeling
Cybersecurity
Vulnerability Analysis
Risk Management
DevOps

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Requirements
  • 3-5+ years of experience across risk management, information security, technology risk, IT audit, or IT operations, with demonstrated experience assessing control design and operating effectiveness.
  • Proven ability to test and validate controls across on-premises infrastructure, including networks, servers, endpoints, and identity platforms, and cloud environments, including cloud-native services and shared-responsibility control models.
  • Experience performing third-party cybersecurity risk assessments, including evidence collection and review, control mapping to standards such as NIST, CIS, and ISO, risk rating, issue documentation, and remediation tracking.
  • Experience performing CRI Profile assessments or maturity evaluations, including control mapping, evidence validation, and maturity scoring.
  • Experience producing assessment documentation, workpapers, process and control narratives, test scripts, and issue statements supporting risk ratings and remediation plans.
  • Knowledge of banking and privacy regulations and supervisory expectations, including FFIEC, OCC, FRB, Basel, and GDPR, and of technology risk management, cybersecurity governance, and third-party oversight within regulated financial institutions.
  • Experience validating SDLC control effectiveness, including secure design and threat modeling, SAST/DAST, dependency scanning, CI/CD build and release controls, change management, vulnerability remediation, and exceptions or waivers.
  • Professional certifications such as CISSP, CISM, CRISC, CISA, CGEIT, CCSK, CCAK, or equivalent cloud security certifications.
  • A bachelor's degree in Information Security, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a closely related discipline, or equivalent related experience.
Responsibilities
  • Plan and execute control testing engagements by defining scope, test approach, sampling, and evidence requirements for on-premises and cloud-based control environments.
  • Test control design and operating effectiveness using walkthroughs, inquiry, inspection, observation, and re-performance across identity, network, endpoint/server, data protection, logging/monitoring, vulnerability management, and configuration/change management for on-premises and cloud platforms.
  • Perform CRI Profile maturity assessments by mapping controls to CRI requirements, evaluating evidence, determining maturity ratings, and documenting gaps and improvement opportunities.
  • Conduct third-party and vendor cybersecurity assessments by validating control design and operating effectiveness through questionnaires, interviews, and evidence review, and document test conclusions and residual risk.
  • Validate the effectiveness of security controls embedded in the SDLC by testing secure design and threat modeling, code and dependency scanning, build/release controls, change management, vulnerability remediation service-level agreements, and exception handling across on-premises and cloud delivery pipelines.
  • Produce assessment workpapers, test scripts, and written results describing scope, procedures performed, evidence reviewed, exceptions identified, and final conclusions.
  • Communicate assessment results through formal reporting, including risk ratings, control gaps, and required remediation actions.
  • Validate closure of assessment findings by re-testing remediated controls and confirming that corrective actions address identified control deficiencies.
Desired Qualifications
  • Prior audit or assurance experience is a plus.
  • Vendor, third-party risk, or audit/assurance credentials are a plus.

MUFG is a large financial services group formed in 2005 by merging Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group and UFJ Holdings. It provides a wide range of services, including commercial banking, trust banking, securities, credit cards, and asset management, through a global network of banks, trust banks, securities firms, and asset management subsidiaries. Its products work by offering loans and deposits, investment products, payment services, and financial advisory to individuals, businesses, and institutions via branches, digital platforms, and partnerships. The company differentiates itself with its size and global reach, a diversified mix of financial offerings, and strategic international investments (notably the 2008 stake in Morgan Stanley) that expand its US and global presence. MUFG’s goal is to support economic growth worldwide by providing comprehensive financial solutions and pursuing sustainable finance and innovation.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Tokyo, Japan

Founded

2006

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What believers are saying

  • September 2026 JGB tokenized fund creates a live template for stablecoin collateralization.
  • August 2026 JGB repo proof-of-concept opens fee pools in on-chain funding markets.
  • MUFG's August 2026 EarnIn facility and September 2026 private credit talks expand U.S. alternatives reach.

What critics are saying

  • Japan private credit partnerships with BlackRock and Morgan Stanley invite margin pressure by 2027.
  • GROW Inc acquisition still needs approvals, creating integration and regulatory delay risk in Australia.
  • If tokenization and digital infrastructure bets stall, MUFG loses fintech credibility versus JPMorgan and DBS.

What makes Mitsubishi UFG unique

  • MUFG combines Japan corporate lending with Progmat, tokenized securities, and blockchain settlement.
  • Its September 2026 JGB tokenized fund proves end-to-end digital assets capability inside regulated banking.
  • Morgan Stanley ties and global coverage give MUFG unmatched Japan-to-U.S. capital markets access.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Parental Leave

Professional Development Budget

Remote Work Options

Flexible Work Hours

Company News

Finadium
Sep 3rd, 2026
BigGo: MUFG launches Japan's first domestic JGB tokenized fund.

BigGo: MUFG launches Japan's first domestic JGB tokenized fund. September 3, 2026 Four Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group companies - Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management, Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities, Mitsubishi UFJ Trust Bank, and Progmat - established the first domestically domiciled tokenized investment trust in Japan and began verification in a live production environment, reports BigGo Finance. The fund deploys ¥200 million (approximately $1.3 million) of proprietary capital in short-term Japanese government bonds with remaining maturities of three months or less, and will not be offered to external investors. Beneficiary registry management is conducted on a blockchain, while the certificate-based representation of units is maintained. The objective is to connect the fund with stablecoins and tokenized deposits, transforming investment trusts into "usable assets" that can serve as settlement instruments or collateral. However, institutional constraints remain, as the legal framework for Japanese investment trusts presupposes the physical certificate representation of beneficiary rights. Your Finadium username has not changed. In most cases, your existing password will continue to work on this updated site. If your password does not work, please click the "Lost your password?" link below to set a new password on the upgraded system.

Web-Release
Sep 2nd, 2026
MUFG EMEA appoints Bénédicte de Giafferri as Head of Digital Infrastructure Coverage.

MUFG EMEA appoints Bénédicte de Giafferri as Head of Digital Infrastructure Coverage. MUFG EMEA today announces the appointment of Bénédicte de Giafferri as Managing Director, Head of Digital Infrastructure Coverage for EMEA. In this newly created role, Bénédicte will further develop client relationships to deliver MUFG's pipeline of digital transactions, including data centres, in a product-agnostic role. As part of MUFG's EMEA coverage business, she will support clients with diversification of funding for this growing sector, which is evolving from traditional project financing to include corporate and securitisation structures. Bénédicte, with over 25 years' experience in banking and infrastructure finance, will build out the digital infrastructure strategy for EMEA and lead the EMEA team, working in close collaboration with colleagues in U.S. and APAC regions. She will be based in Paris and report locally to Genoveva Ramon-Borja, Head of Global Corporate and Investment Banking EU Platform and Corporate Coverage, and functionally to Holly Villiers, Deputy Head of Global Corporate and Investment Banking, EMEA. Bénédicte spent the past 16 years at Natixis, most recently leading the Real Assets worldwide origination teams for five years. Her previous roles included various positions at the European Investment Bank and Dexia Crédit Local. Genoveva Ramon-Borja, Head of Global Corporate and Investment Banking EU Platform and Corporate Coverage, said: "This role was designed with a truly regional mandate, supporting digital infrastructure clients across EMEA, irrespective of location. Reflecting that, we conducted a talent search across the entire region to identify the strongest leader for the business, and Bénédicte emerged as the clear standout candidate. Her deep sector expertise, strong client relationships and international perspective will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our digital infrastructure franchise and support clients across EMEA in this fast-evolving market." Holly Villiers, Deputy Head of Global Corporate and Investment Banking, EMEA, said: "Digital infrastructure is one of the most dynamic and strategically important sectors in EMEA today, necessitating the rapid evolution of financing structures. Bénédicte's experience will be instrumental as we continue to build our pipeline in the sector and support clients in navigating an increasingly diversified funding landscape. Her leadership will further enhance our ability to deliver innovative financing solutions across the capital structure and deepen our relationships with clients across the region." Bénédicte de Giafferri, Managing Director, Head of Digital Infrastructure Coverage, EMEA, said: "I am delighted to be joining MUFG at such an exciting time for both the bank and the digital infrastructure sector. Demand for digital infrastructure continues to accelerate, creating significant opportunities for clients as funding models evolve and new pools of capital enter the market. I look forward to working with colleagues across EMEA, the U.S. and APAC to build on MUFG's strong franchise and support clients with their strategic ambitions in this rapidly growing sector."

Royal Crescent Publishing Limited
Sep 1st, 2026
MUFG taps BlackRock and Morgan Stanley as it eyes Japanese private credit.

MUFG taps BlackRock and Morgan Stanley as it eyes Japanese private credit. September 1 2026 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) is exploring separate collaborations with BlackRock and Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM) to develop an open platform for institutional investment in Japanese private credit. MUFG has entered into discussions with both firms on developing Japan's private credit segment, as the country's nascent market starts to attract global investors and managers look to expand their presence in the region. The potential collaborations aim to connect domestic and global capital with Japanese companies, MUFG said. The discussions will cover the evaluation, sourcing and investment in private credit opportunities, it added. MUFG brings a large Japanese corporate client network and local market access to the partnerships, while BlackRock contributes global private credit expertise through its HPS platform. MSIM, also brings its experience in the space, having provided debt solutions to businesses globally for more than 15 years. Japan's private credit market remains at a relatively early stage of development compared with those in Europe and the US. However, private credit firms, encouraged by a combination of macroeconomic factors and changing investor attitudes towards alternative credit, have recently been expanding their presence in Japan. For example, Fiera Capital opened a Tokyo office in October 2025 and made a number of hires, including Chinatsu Aoyama as director, private markets specialist, earlier this year.

The SaaS News
Sep 1st, 2026
EarnIn raises $75M Debt Financing.

EarnIn raises $75M Debt Financing. EarnIn secures a $75M debt financing facility from MUFG to support the expansion of its real-time earnings management platform and financial wellness products. Updated August 31, 2026 EarnIn, a fintech company providing earnings management and financial wellness solutions, has secured a $75M senior secured revolving credit facility from Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG). Investors. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) served as the sole lender for this financing facility. EarnIn use of funds. The company plans to use the capital to provide scalable and cost-effective funding to support its growth and the expansion of its suite of products, including its flagship offering, Live Pay. About EarnIn. EarnIn is a fintech company focused on earned wage access and financial wellness. Its products include Early Pay, which gives workers access to wages up to two days before payday, and Cash Out, which allows employees to access a portion of their earned income before payday. Its Live Pay product enables employees to stream their earnings in real time. Funding details. Company: EarnIn Raised: $75M Round: Debt Financing Funding Date: September 4, 2025 Lead Investor: Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) Software Category: FinTech Source: https://fintech.global/2025/09/04/earnings-platform-earnin-secures-75m-financing-from-mufg/ Updated August 31, 2026

SDLT
Aug 31st, 2026
MUFG to acquire DLT based superannuation administrator GROW Inc - Ledger Insights - blockchain for enterprise.

MUFG to acquire DLT based superannuation administrator GROW Inc - Ledger Insights - blockchain for enterprise. MUFG Pension & Market Services (MPMS) has entered into a binding agreement to acquire GROW Technology Services, a fintech superannuation administration platform whose core product is built on distributed ledger technology. The Australian Financial Review reported the price at around AUD 78 million (US$56 million), roughly a third of GROW's valuation a year earlier. The deal remains subject to regulatory, shareholder and court approvals. GROW's flagship product DLTA runs on R3's Corda Enterprise blockchain. The platform uses the distributed ledger as a shared registry, giving all parties to a transaction access to a single source of truth for fund and investor data. No single party can alter a record without consensus from others in the network and privacy is preserved. The Corda connection is notable because MUFG, through a separate division, founded Progmat, Japan's largest tokenized securities platform. Progmat ran on Corda until completing a migration to Avalanche last month. While MPMS and Progmat sit in different parts of the MUFG group, the overlap means MUFG has deep institutional familiarity with the technology underpinning GROW's platform. Article continues... Want the full story? Pro subscribers get complete articles, exclusive industry analysis, and early access to legislative updates that keep you ahead of the competition. Join the professionals who are choosing deeper insights over surface level news.