Recruitment.Macquarie ING and Macquarie Seek Cyber Risk Experts Amid Growing AI Threats
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- •ING and Macquarie are actively recruiting for senior cybersecurity roles.
- •The focus is on managing risks associated with AI and emerging technologies.
- •Both positions require significant experience in cybersecurity and risk management.
ING and Macquarie are hiring senior cybersecurity professionals to enhance their risk management in response to increasing cyber threats, particularly those related to AI. ING's role focuses on strengthening cyber and AI risk governance, advising on risk assessments, and managing third-party risks. Macquarie's position emphasizes operational risk management and the impact of emerging technologies on security risks. Both positions require extensive experience in cybersecurity and risk management, highlighting the industry's urgent need for expertise in navigating complex technological landscapes. The emphasis on AI governance and risk management reflects a growing concern over the implications of AI adoption in financial services. As organizations face evolving threats, these roles are critical for safeguarding operations and customer trust.
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