Head of Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting (f/m/d)

at  Deutsche Brse

LEARN. DEVELOP. GROW. BUT ALWAYS: SHARE VALUE

Join our international team that drives positive change, united by a spirit of openness and curiosity. We empower you to have an impact and to grow – personally and professionally. With us, you work at the heart of financial systems and evolve the way markets operate. We’re excited about the future because we are the ones shaping it. Let´s do this together by sharing value!

WHO WE ARE

Tracing its origins to 1585, Deutsche Börse Group has become one of the world’s leading exchange organisations and an innovative market infrastructure provider. In this role, we provide investors, financial institutions and companies access to global capital markets. What’s your part in all this? With your commitment you contribute to the success of our unique business model: offering a wide range of products, services and technologies for security, transparency and integrity on the markets. By creating trust in the markets of today and tomorrow we foster growth and contribute to the prosperity of future generations.
Frankfurt am Main

• Accountable for developing and implementing Deutsche Börse Group’s global threat intelligence (TI) strategy.
• Assess global threat trends and formulate high-level policies for long-term TI vision.
• Oversee the development of real-time threat detection and response mechanisms.
• Conduct regular risk assessments and devise specific countermeasures for imminent cyber and geo-political threats.
• Direct day-to-day threat intelligence activities, ensuring real-time monitoring and analysis of data.
• Lead and mentor a diverse team of TI professionals, fostering a collaborative workforce.
• Engage with internal and external stakeholders for information sharing and joint initiatives.
• Provide clear and concise reports on current threats to global senior management.
• Execute key operational decisions with high impact on attacks and threats, incorporating intelligence for enhanced proactive and reactive operations.