Product Manager Network Security

Position Summary

Product Vision, Strategy, and Communication

• Define product vision, objectives, expected outcomes, roadmap, and business-value prioritization.
• Present product expertise topics to decision boards.
• Represent the product across IT, cybersecurity, operations, and other internal entities.

Product Value and Backlog

• Define, monitor, and analyze expertise KPIs within governance and control frameworks.
• Drive continuous improvement focused on product evolution, investigations, and capability quality.
• Maintain the product backlog and coordinate product improvement and expert service initiatives.

Quality and Operational Readiness

• Maintain the product service catalog and reflect available services, capabilities, and operational expectations.
• Integrate quality, security, compliance, and product debt considerations into product decisions.
• Document services, procedures, operational guidelines, and supporting expertise documentation.

People Management

• Set individual and team objectives aligned with product priorities and cybersecurity strategy.
• Support development, upskilling, onboarding, engagement, and long-term capacity building.
• Provide guidance and feedback and conduct annual performance reviews.

Education and Certifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, or a relevant field.
• Relevant cybersecurity, product management, or IT governance certifications are a plus, including CISSP, CISM, Certified Agile Product Owner, or ITIL v4.

Knowledge and Experience

• Strong leadership experience managing IT or security operations teams.
• Knowledge of NIST CSF, ISO 27001, MITRE ATT&CK, network security, and cloud security.
• Experience with cybersecurity metrics, service continuity, support teams, automation, monitoring, alerting, and operational tooling.
• Experience in 24/7 environments and on-call models, with strong operational process and documentation skills.
• English written and spoken communication is required; French is an asset.