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Job Title – Senior Security Officer Job Location: This role is based at Osborne Naval Shipyard, Adelaide We embrace flexible work arrangements at BAE Systems Australia, such as working a 9-day fortnight and/ or hybrid working. Who we are: Join BAE Systems and you’ll be part of something bigger. As a valued member of our global colleague network, you’ll bring your unique skills and perspectives to help pioneer progress and protect what matters most. You’ll be trusted to play your part in delivering the advanced, technology-led defence, aerospace and security solutions of tomorrow – shaping a safer future, for all of us. From the depths of the ocean, to the far reaches of space – there’s no limit to where a career at BAE Systems could take you. Role Description: As the Senior Security Officer, you will be responsible under the direction of the Security Operations Manager for providing Commercial and Defence Security advice and education to all Business...

The Deputy CISO is the CISO's principal delegate and second in command, accountable for day to day execution of the global cyber security program, team leadership and for elevating security influence across the enterprise. The role ensures cohesive strategy, robust operations, and clear business alignment in a complex logistics environment, including WMS/TMS platforms and warehouse robotics, IoT, and OT. The Deputy CISO strengthens succession planning, executive decision making, and senior business partnering across the organisation. Operates in a global role, based at either of our UK corporate HQs (London or Northampton). Key Responsibilities Support the CISO in translating the enterprise risk appetite into an actionable, outcome driven security strategy; and support the multi year roadmap and quarterly OKRs. Chair the executive security governance forums and drive enterprise security governance mechanisms. Architecture & Engineering Oversee Security Architecture and...

“He just went crazy. He slammed the door and started screaming in my face, he went to the kitchen. He’s got a knife. He threw everything on the floor. I’ve run upstairs – I’m hiding in the bedroom – I dragged a cabinet in front of the door. But it won’t take him long to get through. Can you hear him?! Can you hear him?!” This job is all in the detail. Did she say he slammed the door   in her face , or just slammed the door? Does he   have   a knife… or did he   have   one? As you are listening, you are typing. As you are typing, you are assessing and categorising the call in order of priority. As you analyse the information, you are already thinking of the next questions to ask — all while calming the caller and reassuring them that help is on the way. From here, two vital roles come into play: First Contact You are the first point of contact. You gather critical information, assess threat, risk and harm, and ensure the situation is clearly understood. You...