Assistant Vice President - Business Continuity and Cyber Resiliency

Cyber Resiliency

• Partner with Cyber, Technology, Infrastructure, Application Owners, Cloud, and third parties to define cyber recovery objectives (RTO/RPO), prioritized service recovery, and dependency mapping.
• Lead adoption of cyber resiliency practices, immutable and air‑gapped backups, clean‑room recovery, secure identity recovery, and restoration validation.
• Ensure cyber crisis response playbooks are fully integrated across Incident Response, Crisis Management, DR, Legal, Compliance, Communications, and Executive leadership.
• Drive regular cyber recovery simulations (table‑top and technical); track corrective actions through closure and report readiness to governance forums

Business Continuity

• Lead implementation, and continuous enhancement of enterprise Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Cyber Resiliency frameworks aligned to ISO 22301 and leading resilience standards
• Act as a primary point of contact for client assurance, regulatory reviews, audits, RFPs/RFIs, and resilience capability demonstrations
• Drive organization-wide Business Impact Assessments (BIA), risk assessments, and threat modeling to identify critical services, recovery priorities, and systemic vulnerabilities.
• Identify and remediate Single Points of Failure (SPOFs) across business processes, technology, people, and third‑party dependencies.

Crisis Management

• Lead and coordinate large‑scale enterprise crisis response, acting as a core member of the Crisis Management Team during high‑impact events.
• Manage crises including cyber incidents, technology outages, infrastructure failures, civil disturbances, natural disasters, and geopolitical disruptions, ensuring controlled escalation and decision-making

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• Oversee development, testing, and execution of Crisis Management Plans, Emergency Response Plans, and Command Center protocols
• yber Resiliency

• Partner with Cyber, Technology, Infrastructure, Application Owners, Cloud, and third parties to define cyber recovery objectives (RTO/RPO), prioritized service recovery, and dependency mapping.
• Lead adoption of cyber resiliency practices, immutable and air‑gapped backups, clean‑room recovery, secure identity recovery, and restoration validation.
• Ensure cyber crisis response playbooks are fully integrated across Incident Response, Crisis Management, DR, Legal, Compliance, Communications, and Executive leadership.
• Drive regular cyber recovery simulations (table‑top and technical); track corrective actions through closure and report readiness to governance forums

Business Continuity

• Lead implementation, and continuous enhancement of enterprise Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Cyber Resiliency frameworks aligned to ISO 22301 and leading resilience standards
• Act as a primary point of contact for client assurance, regulatory reviews, audits, RFPs/RFIs, and resilience capability demonstrations
• Drive organization-wide Business Impact Assessments (BIA), risk assessments, and threat modeling to identify critical services, recovery priorities, and systemic vulnerabilities.
• Identify and remediate Single Points of Failure (SPOFs) across business processes, technology, people, and third‑party dependencies.

Crisis Management

• Lead and coordinate large‑scale enterprise crisis response, acting as a core member of the Crisis Management Team during high‑impact events.
• Manage crises including cyber incidents, technology outages, infrastructure failures, civil disturbances, natural disasters, and geopolitical disruptions, ensuring controlled escalation and decision-making
• Oversee development, testing, and execution of Crisis Management Plans, Emergency Response Plans, and Command Center protocols

• 8–15 years of overall experience, with hands‑on experience in working closely with Information Security, Cyber Defense, SOC and Incident Response
• Proven experience managing complex, high‑pressure, multi‑stakeholder crisis events, including cyber incidents.
• Strong working knowledge of ISO 22301, BCM lifecycle, cyber recovery models, and integrated crisis response
• Certifications such as ISO 22301, CISSP, CISM,CBCI, MBCI or equivalent strongly preferred.
• Executive‑level communication skills with the ability to operate confidently during crisis situations.