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British Airways Expands Cybersecurity Roles Amid Ongoing Threats

British Airways Expands Cybersecurity Roles Amid Ongoing Threats

First seen 28 Oct 2026, 19:41 UTC • •

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ThreatCluster •October 28, 2026 at 21:08 UTC
  • •British Airways is hiring for two key cybersecurity roles to bolster defenses.
  • •The Cyber Security Engineer will focus on identity security and risk management.
  • •The Cyber Product Owner - Cloud will ensure security in cloud environments.

British Airways has announced two new cybersecurity positions: Cyber Security Engineer and Cyber Product Owner - Cloud. The Cyber Security Engineer role focuses on enhancing identity security capabilities using SailPoint Identity Security Cloud and Non-Employee Risk Management to mitigate cyber threats. The Cyber Product Owner - Cloud will oversee the security and compliance of cloud environments, ensuring secure-by-design principles are integrated into cloud services. Both roles are as the airline aims to strengthen its defenses against evolving cyber threats. The positions require strong technical expertise and a proactive approach to security management.

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What are the responsibilities of the Cyber Security Engineer?
The Cyber Security Engineer will build and improve identity security capabilities to mitigate threats.
What does the Cyber Product Owner - Cloud role entail?
This role is accountable for the security and compliance of cloud environments and ensuring secure design principles.
Why is British Airways expanding its cybersecurity team?
The expansion aims to strengthen defenses against evolving cyber threats in the aviation sector.