Top Cybersecurity Jobs

Performs third-party software security evaluations, technology reviews, secure application and service design, security architecture consulting, and risk and regulatory analysis. The role advises development and operations teams, evaluates complex global initiatives, recommends secure solutions, presents technical findings, and improves business processes. It requires expertise in information security, privacy, identity, authentication, secure software development, Internet-facing applications, cryptography, and security architecture, with scripting and programming experience preferred.

Leads Mastercard’s global government cybersecurity engagement strategy, partnering with senior leadership and representing the organization with governments, cybersecurity agencies, critical infrastructure bodies, and multilateral institutions. Oversees advisory councils, strategic workstreams, policy and threat landscape analysis, executive communications, internal stakeholder alignment, and team development. Builds partnerships and positions Mastercard as a trusted cybersecurity advisor while improving the coherence, efficiency, and impact of global engagement activities.

Analyzes payment fraud attacks across Asia Pacific, supports investigations and incident response, identifies attack patterns and control gaps, and develops fraud intelligence reports and remediation recommendations. The role partners with customers, product teams, standards teams, and regional stakeholders to improve fraud controls, card security standards, authentication requirements, and network protections. It also contributes to fraud governance, threat intelligence repositories, risk prioritization, and executive communications.

Analyzes payment fraud attacks across EEMEA, coordinates investigations and incident response, identifies attack patterns and control gaps, and develops intelligence reports, remediation recommendations, security standards enhancements, and fraud mitigation opportunities. Partners with customers, product teams, regional stakeholders, and industry leaders to strengthen controls for card, account-opening, and account-to-account transactions.

Leads regional fraud attack response and insights across Asia Pacific, Europe, and Middle East/Africa. The role coordinates high-impact fraud incident response teams, directs post-incident retrospectives, translates findings into network controls and product security enhancements, manages fraud risk and intelligence coordination, and leads regional experts. Responsibilities focus on payment fraud involving account opening, payment cards, and account-to-account transactions, rather than corporate information security.

Leads Mastercard’s cybersecurity advisory and growth efforts across Asia Pacific financial services. Advises CISOs, CIOs, CROs, boards, and enterprise customers on cyber resilience, risk, fraud, digital trust, emerging technologies, and security strategy. Builds executive relationships, delivers briefings and thought leadership, supports strategic sales opportunities, informs product and engineering roadmaps, represents Mastercard publicly, and helps scale its global Field CISO capability.

Leads technology policy and standards governance, annual reviews, stakeholder engagement, training, governance meetings, process improvements, and supporting tools. Coordinates regulatory and audit responses, including SOC, SOX, and RBI obligations. Aligns technology standards with controls, risk environments, enterprise requirements, and industry frameworks while providing credible challenge and driving consistent execution across governance teams.

Define and execute Mastercard's approach to blockchain and digital asset standards. Represent Mastercard in standards bodies, shape security and interoperability frameworks, operationalize standards into controls, certification, conformance and assessment programs, and partner with internal teams and external stakeholders to drive adoption and trust.

Leads technology and operational risk management across Services, establishing governance, risk assessments, RCSAs, risk registers, monitoring, escalation, and residual risk acceptance. Partners with Product, Engineering, Security, and business leaders to embed risk practices, assess cybersecurity and emerging technology risks, translate technical risks into business impacts, and modernize risk management through automation, analytics, and AI. Builds scalable operating models, communicates risk insights to executives, and leads a team of technology risk professionals.

Leads the first-line technology control testing function across Services products and platforms. Responsibilities include building risk-based test plans, executing Test of Design and Test of Operating Effectiveness, assessing control ownership, documenting findings, managing remediation and escalations, coaching staff, and reporting results. The role also develops testing standards, incorporates regulatory and data-residency requirements, and partners with engineering teams to automate testing, including AI-enabled approaches.