Security Incident Response Program Manager, Autodesk
3D design, engineering & entertainment software
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3D design, engineering & entertainment software
1001+ employees
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1001+ employees
Company mission
To empower innovators with design and make technology so they can achieve the new possible.
Role
Who you are
- 5+ years in cybersecurity, with 2+ years managing or program-managing IR/SOC functions in a large, 24/7/365 environment
- Proven track record of scaling IR processes and tooling across multiple regions
- Familiarity with SIEM (Splunk preferred), SOAR platforms, ticketing systems (JIRA), and metrics dashboards
- Solid understanding of the incident lifecycle, forensics basics, and telemetry pipelines
- Certified PMP, PgMP, or equivalent; Agile/Scrum experience a plus
- Expertise in areas i.e., OKR, developing program road maps, budget planning, SOW development, and vendor negotiation
- Exceptional communicator and collaborator; comfortable with executive-level presentations
- Strong analytical mindset with a bias for action and continuous improvement
- Bachelor's in computer science, Information Security, or related field; advanced degree a plus
- Relevant certifications (CISSP, CISM, CRISC) highly desirable
What the job involves
- As our Program Manager for the Security Incident Response department, you’ll be at the nexus of Autodesk’s global IR mission, stitching together data-driven insights, stakeholder input, and cross-regional collaboration into a living, breathing program that keeps pace with today’s threats
- You’ll deep-dive into the dashboards you architected to uncover subtle upticks in mean time to detection (prompting playbook tweaks), and then lead Quarterly Business Reviews by weaving SOAR pipeline metrics, Legal and Product feedback, and executive priorities into a concise slide deck that guides our roadmap
- You'll be partnering with Product, Engineering, and Risk stakeholders to blueprint the new Security Onboarding program, mapping out telemetry checkpoints, designing interactive IR workshops for major businesses, and ensuring every product has the right sensors feeding our SIEM
- In summary, you combine storytelling, engineering discipline, and global collaboration to continuously raise the bar on incident investigation and organizational learning
- Work with department manager to develop incident response charter, strategy and multi-year roadmap
- Define service level objectives and agreements and establish audit frameworks with regular drills
- Embed regulatory frameworks such as FedRamp, NIST, ISO, and GDPR into incident response policies
- Track program spend and calculate return on investment for tools
- Development and presentation of dashboards for Key Performance Indicators and lead monthly business reviews
- Share IR program with security operations, legal, product, engineering, and business teams
- Coordinate executive briefings, post-incident reviews, and steering-committee sessions
- Design and deliver security onboarding for business units and track completion metrics
- Map incident workflows to identify gaps and drive process improvements
- Partner with the Triage Manager and Detections Engineering to implement SOAR and SIEM automation and enhance telemetry pipelines
- Ensure consistency of triage and investigation processes across regions
- Develop and deliver recurring training modules, simulation scenarios and tabletop exercises
- Collaborate with operations and engineering teams to validate readiness and refine playbooks
Our take
Autodesk supplies software that enables teams to collaborate, design, simulate, and fabricate their ideas in 3D, serving a range of industries such as engineering, product design, and entertainment. Founded in 1982, the company first delivered the AutoCAD system, a commercial computer-aided design and drafting software application, that is still seeing updated releases to this day.
Over 100 million people use Autodesk software, across many different industries and applications – in some of which it remains nearly irreplaceable. The company has an impressive history of diversification, which it continues to this day. For example, the 2022 acquisition of Moxion, a cloud-based platform for digital dailies used by leading filmmakers, bolstered the company’s offerings for the media and entertainment industry.
The rise of AR and VR technologies is driving modern growth in the computer-aided design market, creating space for Autodesk to expand further. On top of this, a recent shift to the popular SaaS model puts the company in an opportunistic position to seek further success.
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Insights
4% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Company HQ
San Rafael, CA
Leadership
Andrew Anagnost
(CEO & President, not founder)Has worked at the company since 1997, including as CMO and Senior Vice President of Business Strategy and Marketing. Became CEO in 2017.
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