Security Product Manager

Key Responsibilities

• Drive Security-First Product Strategy: Define and execute product strategy emphasizing security by design across data management, application integration, and AI-enabled components.
• Customer and Market Research: Conduct interviews, surveys, and technical deep dives with customers and partners to identify emerging security challenges, compliance requirements, and integration opportunities. Translate insights into actionable product features and strategic priorities.
• Integrate Industry Standards: Champion and implement security and interoperability standards such as KMIP, OAuth, OpenID Connect, TLS, and quantum resistant encryption within product architectures.
• Database and Platform Security: Collaborate with engineering and architecture teams to enhance encryption, key lifecycle management, auditing, and fine-grained access control in both on-premises and cloud-hosted database environments.
• Cloud Security and Compliance: Partner with cloud platform teams to embed robust security controls across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, ensuring secure networking, storage, and identity federation.
• AI and MCP Integration: Guide secure integration of AI-powered features and Model Context Protocol (MCP) interfaces to ensure data privacy, provenance, and standardized interoperability between models, data, and applications.
• Security as a Horizontal Function: Work closely with Product Managers across different product areas—such as interoperability, analytics, developer tools, and healthcare solutions—to ensure consistent application of security principles, standards, and feature integration across the portfolio.
• Threat Modeling and Risk Mitigation: Collaborate with security architects to identify and mitigate emerging risks, including those introduced by evolving AI and data integration technologies.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Engage with product, engineering, compliance, and customer-facing teams to translate complex security requirements into actionable, value-driven product capabilities.
• Security Evangelism: Communicate security and interoperability capabilities effectively to internal stakeholders, customers, and partners, driving confidence in the platform’s resilience and integrity.