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Aztec-Southampton
and other senior stakeholders.
• Attend senior risk governance committees as a Chief Risk Office representative including the Information Security Forum and the Data Governance and AI Committee.
• As required, represent the Chief Risk Office...
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Information Security Forum and NIST.
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Aztec-Southampton
and other senior stakeholders.
• Attend risk governance committees as a senior Chief Risk Office representative including the Information Security Forum and Data Governance and AI Committee.
• Represent, as required, the Chief Risk Office as the technology...
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Harvey Nash-Slough
Information Security management frameworks such as ISO 27001, COBIT, Information Security Forum and NIST.
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Aztec-City of London
and other senior stakeholders.
• Attend senior risk governance committees as a Chief Risk Office representative including the Information Security Forum and the Data Governance and AI Committee.
• As required, represent the Chief Risk Office...
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Aztec-London
representative including the Information Security Forum and the Data Governance and AI Committee.As required, represent the Chief Risk Office as the technology risk SME at executive and board level risk committees.Be a 2LoD contact point for auditors, clients...
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Aztec-Southampton
representative including the Information Security Forum and the Data Governance and AI Committee.As required, represent the Chief Risk Office as the technology risk SME at executive and board level risk committees.Be a 2LoD contact point for auditors, clients...
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