Required The Digital Security, Monitoring, Expertise and Assemblage Department is responsible for securing workstations and virtual environments, managing vulnerabilities, ensuring compliance and responding to security incidents, in order to maintain an acceptable level of risk in accordance with Desjardins Group frameworks. In addition to leading security projects, the department manages the implementation and updating of security software on workstations. As a sector vulnerability management lead, you play a key role in governing and advancing the organization’s vulnerability management practices. You contribute to protecting information resources, IT assets and strategic data by aligning security controls with organizational priorities and risk management objectives. As a sector vulnerability management lead, you influence a wide range of partners, including IT, cybersecurity and architecture teams, as well as the Desjardins Group Security Office (DGSO). You analyze security issues, recommend directions and support decision-making on strategic initiatives. You also help improve processes, standards and practices that strengthen the organization’s security posture. Team spirit, a collaborative approach, leadership, influencing skills and strategic thinking are essential to success in this role. More specifically, you will be required to:
Oversee the governance of vulnerabilities, security incidents, framework gaps, and operational and technology risks across the sector
Define, enhance and promote directions, standards, processes and best practices for vulnerability management and workstation security
Identify, analyse and anticipate security issues and risks, establish diagnoses, and provide strategic recommendations to the appropriate decision-making bodies
Lead strategic initiatives and continuous improvement initiatives to strengthen the security posture and advance the maturity of vulnerability management practices
Represent the department on committees, with partners and before decision-making bodies to help align security priorities and strategies
Produce and present analyses, indicators and reports for management and senior management to support decision-making
Collaborate across sectors with the IT, cybersecurity and architecture teams to support transformation and implementation initiatives
Enhance and optimise vulnerability management tools, processes and methodologies to improve operational efficiency and risk management
Proactively detect trends, critical vulnerabilities and recurring issues, engage the relevant contributors and monitor response plans
Serve as an expert advisor and sector go‑to person for partners and managers on complex initiatives that impact information security.

Required The Digital Security,



Monitoring, Expertise and Assemblage Department is responsible for securing workstations and virtual environments, managing vulnerabilities, ensuring compliance and responding to security incidents, in order to maintain an acceptable level of risk in accordance with Desjardins Group frameworks. In addition to leading security projects, the department manages the implementation and updating of security software on workstations. As a sector vulnerability management lead, you play a key role in governing and advancing the organization’s vulnerability management practices. You contribute to protecting information resources, IT assets and strategic data by aligning security controls with organizational priorities and risk management objectives. As a sector vulnerability management lead, you influence a wide range of partners, including IT, cybersecurity and architecture teams, as well as the Desjardins Group Security Office (DGSO). You analyze security issues, recommend directions and support decision-making on strategic initiatives. You also help improve processes, standards and practices that strengthen the organization’s security posture. Team spirit, a collaborative approach, leadership, influencing skills and strategic thinking are essential to success in this role. More specifically, you will be required to:
Oversee the governance of vulnerabilities, security incidents, framework gaps, and operational and technology risks across the sector
Define, enhance and promote directions, standards, processes and best practices for vulnerability management and workstation security
Identify, analyse and anticipate security issues and risks, establish diagnoses, and provide strategic recommendations to the appropriate decision-making bodies
Lead strategic initiatives and continuous improvement initiatives to strengthen the security posture and advance the maturity of vulnerability management practices
Represent the department on committees, with partners and before decision-making bodies to help align security priorities and strategies
Produce and present analyses, indicators and reports for management and senior management to support decision-making
Collaborate across sectors with the IT, cybersecurity and architecture teams to support transformation and implementation initiatives
Enhance and optimise vulnerability management tools,



processes and methodologies to improve operational efficiency and risk management
Proactively detect trends, critical vulnerabilities and recurring issues, engage the relevant contributors and monitor response plans
Serve as an expert advisor and sector go‑to person for partners and managers on complex initiatives that impact information security.

What we offer* Market-competitive salary and annual bonus
4 weeks of flexible vacation starting in the first year
Defined benefit pension plan that provides predictable, stable income throughout retirement
Group insurance including telemedicine
Reimbursement of health and wellness expenses and telework equipment
Benefits apply based on eligibility criteria.

What You Bring To The Table Bachelor's degree in a related field
A minimum of six years of relevant experience
Please note that other combinations of qualifications and relevant experience may be considered
Demonstrated experience in vulnerability analysis to be able to assess severity and effectively prioritise corrective actions
Knowledge of French is required
Advanced proficiency of English due to the nature of the duties or work tools or because the position involves interactions with English‑speaking partners, members and/or clients
Proficiency in communication tailored to different audiences, including explaining technical issues to non‑specialised resources
Proficiency with continuous learning in a constantly evolving technological environment
Knowledge of the levers for mobilising teams when it comes to security and fostering a proactive culture of vulnerability management
Knowledge of compliance or operational risk vulnerability management
24/7 availability on rotation with compensation, to respond to major incidents in your sector

Action oriented, Customer Focus, Differences, Interpersonal Savvy, Nimble learning, Strategic mindset

Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility At Desjardins, we believe in equity, diversity and inclusion. We're committed to welcoming, respecting and valuing people for who they are as individuals, learning from their differences, embracing their uniqueness, and providing a positive workplace for all. At Desjardins, we have zero tolerance for discrimination of any kind. We believe our teams should reflect the diversity of the members, clients and communities we serve.

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Unposting Date 2026-08-6

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📌 Sector Vulnerability Management (Quebec City)
🏢 Desjardins
📍 Quebec City