Security Policy Manager, Threat Disruption
Meta

Job Info

The Threat Disruption team within Meta Security Policy is dedicated to identifying, tracking, disrupting, and deterring adversarial threat actors. This work includes understanding the risks we face, crafting policies that govern acceptable use of our platforms, working across Meta to build detection and enforcement responses to counter threats and keep people safe, and working with partners in government, civil society, and across industry to help drive whole-of-society responses to protect targeted communities and tackle security threats.We are looking for an experienced lead to work with our Director of Threat Disruption and Disruption Pillar leads to drive high priority projects across Meta's Security Policy team. This role will focus on enabling high-impact detection, disruption, and deterrence across a range of problem areas, including cyber-espionage, influence operations, fraud/scams, and inauthentic behavior.

Security Policy Manager, Threat Disruption Responsibilities:

• Guide strategy across adversarial threat problem areas through stakeholder engagement, mentoring, and internal coordination
• Partner with subject matter experts and pillar leads to scale their impact and drive efficiency across problem areas
• Partner with and counsel product and operations teams to implement scaled solutions
• Work with Operations, investigations, and outsourcing teams to ensure that high priority escalations are reviewed
• Understand and advise leadership on complex security and cybersecurity problems

Minimum Qualifications:

• Undergraduate degree or equivalent years of experience in government, cybersecurity, risk management, or technology
• 8+ years of relevant experience in government, cybersecurity, risk management, or technology
• Experience in analysis, operations, project management, or program management at technology companies and/or in government
• Experience leading or advising diverse teams in the security industry
• Experience managing projects, tasks, and tracking deliverables
• Experience driving strategy at the organizational level
• Understanding of current threats and trends in cybersecurity, including influence operations, fraud/scams, espionage, malware, and spam
• Familiarity with Meta's existing public enforcement policies and procedures
• Experience working in a dynamic environment
• Experience operating independently and with ambiguity

Preferred Qualifications:

• 10+ years of relevant experience in government, cybersecurity, risk management, or technology
• Experience in security, cybersecurity, or law enforcement roles
• Advanced degree or equivalent years of experience in government, cybersecurity, risk management or technology

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