Senior Cyber Security Manager

The transition from Bosch to  Radionix  is now complete — providing a future-focused trajectory for our Radionix and Bosch product portfolios and exclusive benefits for our valued partners.   ​The Radionix name holds a special place in the hearts of our associates, dealers, distributors, and customers alike. The new Radionix vision — Mission control for your security — encapsulates our focus on empowering users with an intrusion system that seamlessly integrates every layer of security, from our intrusion system products to our G Series panels to our reimagined Remote Security Manger app.  ​Fairport, NY is the headquarters for the Radionix sales & marketing organization in the United States and serves as the primary site for research and development, engineering, quality, and product management for intrusion detection systems, including state-of-the-art sensors, control panels, software, communications and more.  The Senior Cyber Security Manager is responsible for defining, implementing and operating a lean, pragmatic and risk-based cyber security capability for the business unit. The role acts as the primary security interface between the business unit and the Central CISO Office, while ensuring that local applications, platforms, data, vendors and technology initiatives meet appropriate security, privacy and compliance expectations. This role covers the wider IT landscape such as business applications, APIs, ERP, MDM, engineering tooling, back-office systems, cloud and SaaS services, data platforms, supplier environments and business-critical integrations. The Senior Cyber Security Manager balances security rigor with business enablement, ensuring that cyber controls support transformation rather than slow it down unnecessarily. Scope of Ownership:  Cyber Security Governance: Security policies, standards, controls, risk acceptance, reporting Embed security governance into business and IT decision-making BU Security Ownership / BISO Capability: Federated CISO model, Central CISO interface, first-line security ownership Represent local business risk and translate central security requirements into executable actions Architecture & Platform Security: Business applications platforms such as CRM, customer portal, APIs, iPaaS, ERP, MDM, cloud and SaaS Ensure secure-by-design architecture and security requirements in platform decisions Engineering & Product Security: Engineering tooling, development environments, supplier tooling, product-related IT platforms Reduce security risk in engineering and product operations environments Identity & Access Management: SSO, RBAC, privileged access, least privilege, access reviews Improve access governance and reduce identity-related risk Risk & Compliance: ISO 27001, NIS2, GDPR, EU AI Act, DORA where applicable, internal audit Translate regulatory and framework requirements into pragmatic controls Operational Security: Vulnerability management, penetration testing, monitoring, incident response, lessons learned Improve detection, response, remediation and resilience Third-Party & SaaS Security: HubSpot, implementation partners, SaaS vendors, DPAs, supplier security reviews Ensure vendors and cloud/SaaS services meet security and privacy expectations Security Awareness & Adoption: Training, guidance, secure behavior, stakeholder engagement Build security ownership and awareness across business and IT teams Key Responsibilities:  Cyber Security Strategy & Governance Define and implement a lean, risk-based cyber security strategy aligned with business priorities and Central CISO standards. Translate group-level information security policies into practical business-unit controls, processes and decision criteria. Establish security governance rhythms for risk reviews, control follow-up, exception management and leadership reporting. Maintain a transparent view of the business-unit cyber risk posture, priorities, exceptions and remediation progress. Ensure that security becomes part of the normal IT operating model rather than a separate after-the-fact review activity. Federated CISO / First Line of Defense Ownership Act as the primary security interface between the business unit and the Central CISO Office. Own local cyber security execution in the first line of defense while escalating material risks to the appropriate governance forums. Support the business in making risk-informed decisions, including risk acceptance, mitigation prioritization and control design. Coordinate business-unit security activities across commercial, engineering, back-office, product, operations and data domains. Ensure security requirements are practical, business-relevant and aligned with risk appetite. Architecture, Platform & Integration Security Collaborate closely with Enterprise Architecture, Solution Architecture and Integration teams to embed secure-by-design principles. Define security requirements for API-first solutions, customer portals, headless architectures, iPaaS integrations and backend systems. Ensure secure patterns for authentication, authorization, token-based security, OAuth2/OIDC, API gateways and data exchange. Review security implications of cloud, SaaS, ERP, MDM, CRM, engineering and back-office platform decisions. Help reduce point-to-point security complexity by encouraging reusable, documented and governed security patterns. Identity & Access Management Own and mature the business-unit identity and access management approach, including SSO, RBAC, least privilege and access reviews. Drive improvements in privileged access, role design, joiner-mover-leaver controls and segregation of duties where relevant. Partner with application owners and IT operations to ensure access rights remain appropriate and auditable. Support cloud and SaaS access governance across business-critical platforms. Promote consistent identity standards across new implementations and transformation initiatives. Risk, Compliance &