Technical Security Governance Lead - Exposure Management
About this role
WPP is hiring a Technical Security Governance Lead – Exposure Management to build, mature, and govern a modern exposure management capability in São Paulo, Brazil. This strategic, lead-level role is ideal for a security professional eager to shape how security is measured, validated, and improved through practical attacker realism.
Role Overview
The Technical Security Governance Lead – Exposure Management helps the organization understand how attackers view internal, external, and AI-enabled environments. This position moves beyond theoretical risk into real-world attacker perspectives by governing adversarial testing programs, enhancing attack surface visibility, validating exploitability, and conducting attack path analysis. The role operates within a hybrid work model where teams collaborate in the office around four days a week.
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About the Company
WPP is a leading global transformation partner for top brands, uniting data solutions, media intelligence, creativity, and strategic counsel. Powered by exceptional talent and the WPP Open platform, the company helps clients navigate change across more than 100 markets. WPP champions a culture of inclusion, continuous learning, belonging, and extraordinary collaboration.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official WPP careers page to submit an application and learn more about this hybrid opportunity in São Paulo.
Questions candidates ask
What is the primary focus of the Technical Security Governance Lead role?
The role focuses on building, maturing, and governing a modern exposure management capability, emphasizing attacker perspectives across external, internal, and AI-enabled environments.
What level of experience is required for this position?
Candidates must have at least 5 years of experience in exposure management, offensive security, red teaming, or attack surface management.
Is this a remote position?
No, this is a hybrid role based in São Paulo, Brazil, where teams typically work from the office around four days a week.
What specific AI security risks will this role help govern?
The role oversees testing for modern AI risks such as prompt injection resilience, tool misuse, data leakage scenarios, and agent permission boundaries.
Are any specific certifications preferred for applicants?
Industry certifications such as CISSP, OSCP, or CREST are highly regarded for this position.