Shape cybersecurity strategy at Desjardins through vulnerability analysis, risk prioritization, and continuous improvement across a broad partner network. This Sector Vulnerability Management Lead serves as an expert advisor on complex information security initiatives. You identify critical vulnerabilities, anticipate recurring issues, and recommend directions to decision-making bodies. Success depends on strategic thinking, communication with different audiences, and collaboration across IT, cybersecurity, architecture, and the DGSO. Key Responsibilities:

Identify, analyze, and anticipate security issues and operational risks Recommend priorities and corrective actions to decision-making bodies Detect trends, critical vulnerabilities,



and recurring security issues Monitor response plans and engage relevant contributors Represent the department on committees and with strategic partners Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline At least six years of relevant qualified experience Experience assessing vulnerability severity and prioritizing remediation Communication skills for technical and non-specialized audiences Knowledge of compliance or operational risk vulnerability management Use cybersecurity expertise, strategic recommendations, and partner influence to help Desjardins anticipate risks and improve information security decisions.

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📌 Cybersecurity Vulnerability Strategy Lead (Winnipeg)
🏢 Desjardins
📍 Winnipeg