Supplier Cybersecurity Controls Assessor, Vice President

Help strengthen security outcomes across a global supplier ecosystem. In this role, you will influence risk decisions by turning complex evidence into clear control insights. You will partner with stakeholders to drive practical remediation and continuous improvement. You will help evolve assessment approaches to improve consistency, efficiency, and impact.
Job summary
As a Supplier Cybersecurity Controls Assessor Vice President in Supplier Assurance Services, you will lead technology and cybersecurity control assessments of supplier environments to help manage third-party risk. You will evaluate evidence, document control gaps, and collaborate with stakeholders to drive remediation plans or support risk acceptance decisions when needed. You will communicate clearly with senior stakeholders and help improve assessment approaches over time.
Job responsibilities
Review supplier assessment questionnaires and supporting evidence to confirm completeness and quality
Lead on-site or virtual supplier assessments and facilitate assessment discussions
Assess supplier infrastructure, applications, and security practices against defined control expectations
Identify, document, and communicate control gaps and vulnerabilities in supplier environments
Partner with stakeholders to develop remediation action plans and track progress to closure
Evaluate risk acceptance requests when control compliance cannot be achieved and document rationale
Recommend practical risk mitigation options that improve supplier security posture
Identify process improvement opportunities that increase assessment efficiency and consistency
Support education and knowledge sharing on supplier cybersecurity risk and controls
Escalate significant supplier issues in a timely manner through appropriate channels
Required qualifications, capabilities and skills
7 years of experience in technology risk and controls, technology audit, cybersecurity, or third-party risk management within a large enterprise environment
Experience performing technology and cybersecurity control assessments of third parties or external suppliers
Working knowledge of industry risk and control frameworks (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST Cybersecurity Framework)
Experience assessing one or more of the following domains: application security, cloud security (SaaS, PaaS, IaaS), network security, or cyber resiliency
Demonstrated ability to identify control gaps, document findings, and translate technical issues into clear risk statements
Experience developing or evaluating remediation action plans and validating control implementation
Strong written communication skills, including concise reporting and stakeholder-ready summaries
Strong verbal communication and presentation skills with senior stakeholders
Demonstrated ability to challenge and influence decisions appropriately, including constructive pushback when needed
Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills
One or more current certifications: CISSP, CISA, CISM, CCSP, or CRISC
Experience interpreting third-party assurance artifacts (e.g., SOC 2 reports, ISO 27001 certification evidence, ISAE 3402 Type II reports) to assess control design and operating effectiveness
Ability to translate technical control issues into business impact, clear risk statements, and crisp remediation recommendations for senior stakeholders
Working knowledge of common AI failure modes—including hallucinations, overconfidence, bias, and data contamination—and the ability to recognize how they can degrade document extraction and classification results
Internal Application Eligibility Requirements
TENURE:
• Must meet minimum employment tenure requirement. Specific roles require longer tenure in current position to be eligible to apply. Unless established for specific positions by the line of business, the standard tenure requirement is 12 months.
PERFORMANCE:
• Meets satisfactory performance standards as defined by the firm
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