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Beazley Security
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About Beazley Security
Beazley Security is a global cybersecurity firm committed to helping clients enable advanced cyber defenses that reduce risk with quantifiable results. We’re comprised of top talent from private industry, government, intelligence, and law enforcement who are specialists in threat detection, incident response, digital forensics, offensive security, risk management, and cyber resilience. As a subsidiary of a specialty insurance giant, Beazley Insurance, we’ve been at the forefront of cyber insurance management and breach response activities for business clients in the US, UK, and Europe since 2017. As Beazley Security, the company will have an expanded scope, leveraging nearly two decades of cyber incident experience, a strong services division, and a business strategy focused on growth, to realize our goals and deliver benefits to clients.
As a company, we are committed to upholding our core values of Belonging, Integrity, Service, Accountability, and Curiosity. We believe these values are essential to creating a strong and inclusive workplace culture, as well as to deliver world-class cybersecurity solutions to our clients worldwide. As Beazley Security, these values will continue to thrive, with an extra emphasis on expansion of our capabilities and capacity in helping solve unique client challenges.
About Exposure Management
Beazley Security’s Exposure Management platform provides continuous, automated visibility into organizations, internet-facing footprint: domains, IPs, exposed services, and externally accessilbe software. It goes b eyond simple asset discovery, integrating intelligence from Beazley Security Labs to highlight the exposures that matter most and guide focused, effective risk reduction. Exposure Management continuously scans organizations' externally-facing assets to provide a comprehensive view of their attack surface in near real time. By having near real time visibility to changes to
organizations' attack surface, along with proactive prompts and curated intelligence on known exploited vulnerabilities that affect environment’s assets, IT and security teams can take action to mitigate threats. This pre-emptive approach is essential to addressing potential risk before it can materialize.
As an extension of Exposure Management, Beazley Security launched two companion products: Dark Web Monitoring (DWM) and Third-Party Risk Monitoring (TPRM). TPRM evaluates key suppliers for security issues that could impact organizations. With TPRM, organizations can monitor vendor security posture in near real time with dynamic scoring based on vendors' access to their corporate systems, the sensitivity of data that they can access, and criticality to
business operations. DWM focuses on monitoring compromised user credential, notifying clients before attackers can exploit these credentials.
Summary
As Senior Product Manager for Beazley Security's Exposure Management (EM) suite, you will own the strategy, roadmap, and execution for the products that help clients continuously discover, prioritize, and reduce risk across their external attack surface.
The individual in the role will be connective tissue between Engineering, Beazley Security Labs threat intelligence, go-to-market teams, and clients, translating complex exposure data into a product experience that is clear, actionable, and
competitively differentiated. You'll define what gets built and why, ensure delivery stays aligned with market needs, and actively shape how EM is positioned and packaged in the market.
This role will involve continuous market research and analysis of the Exposure Management and External Attack Surface monitoring market, keeping Beazley Securityʼs Exposure Management. Beazley Securityʼs Exposure Management platform provides continuous, automated visibility into organizations, internet-facing footprint: domains, IPs, exposed services, and externally accessible software. It goes beyond simple asset discovery, integrating intelligence from Beazley Security Labs to highlight the exposures that matter most and guide focused, effective risk reduction. Exposure Management continuously scans organizations' externally-facing assets to provide a comprehensive view of their attack surface in near
real time. By having near real time visibility to changes to organizations' attack surface, along with proactive prompts and curated intelligence on known exploited vulnerabilities that affect environmentʼs assets, IT and security teams can take action to mitigate threats. This pre-emptive approach is essential to addressing potential risk before it can materialize.
As an extension of Exposure Management, Beazley Security launched two companion products: Dark Web Monitoring (DWM) and Third- Party Risk Monitoring (TPRM). TPRM evaluates key suppliers for security issues that could impact organizations. With TPRM, organizations can monitor vendor security posture in near real time with dynamic scoring based on vendors' access to their corporate systems, the sensitivity of data that they can access, and criticality to business operations. DWM focuses on monitoring compromised user credential, notifying clients before attackers can exploit these credentials. suite of products competitive. A key aspect of your responsibilities will include translating cyber risk data into user-friendly views and collaborating with cross-functional teams to prioritize features and improvements.
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