Director of Cybersecurity & Fraud Public Policy

Quick Facts

• Role: Director of Cybersecurity & Fraud Public Policy
• Team: Public Policy
• Location: Washington, DC (based there)

Description

Lead cybersecurity and fraud public policy engagement by advancing global cyber policy objectives and building strategic outreach and advocacy campaigns. Translate cybersecurity technical practices into policy positions, track policy developments, and coordinate cross-functionally to mitigate risks and pursue opportunities.

Responsibilities

• Advance cybersecurity policy objectives across key global markets
• Develop and implement strategic public policy outreach initiatives and advocacy campaigns
• Build and maintain relationships with government officials and influencers
• Monitor cyber-related policy developments and trends; assess impact with internal collaborators
• Identify cyber policy opportunities and risks; mitigate emerging risks and capitalize on opportunities
• Develop messaging and content for advocacy engagements and policymaking meetings
• Collaborate internally across business functions and manage cybersecurity policy projects
• Engage with internal cybersecurity specialists to understand technical abilities and needs and shape policy responses
• Coordinate globally and regionally on policy developments, risks, and engagements
• Identify data and cyber information sharing opportunities and craft programs to harden industry cyber defenses
• Engage with industry partners and governments to build coalitions and public-private partnerships

Requirements

• 10+ years of extensive knowledge of the technical aspects of cybersecurity practices; ability to translate into policy positions
• Distinguished track record of success in cybersecurity policy
• Political competence with understanding of political, legislative, and decision-making processes
• Ability to align with leaders in other subject areas on effective positions for complex cybersecurity challenges
• Familiarity with political, legal, regulatory, and market trends impacting cybersecurity policy
• Experience working with elected officials, community leaders, industry associations, consumer advocacy groups, and security and corporate executives
• Tact and judgment, strong negotiating skills, and effective communication with diverse collaborators
• Strong analytical problem-solving skills; ability to deliver on time and work efficiently in high-pressure situations
• Ability to travel globally as needed
• Professional-level written and spoken English communication and interpersonal skills
• Respected, trusted public policy voice with proven advocacy strategy execution
• Proven track record leading strategic relationships to influence public policy priorities
• Deep experience collaborating with engineering groups
• Bachelor’s degree in public relations, communications, political sciences, public affairs, law, business, economics, engineering, or similar

Benefits

• Expected pay range: $160,900 - $321,550 annually (varies by work location)
• Base salary and short-term incentives depend on role type; long-term incentives may be eligible (e.g., new hire equity award)
• Comprehensive benefits programs and inclusive culture focused on people, purpose, and community