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Director of Cybersecurity & Compliance

United States of America, New York Employment contract 170000.00 - 190000.00 USD / Year · Job Posted May 30, 2026
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L+M Development Partners is seeking a hands-on Director of Cybersecurity & Compliance to lead and execute the company's information security strategy. This is a practitioner-level role — not a purely advisory or oversight position — requiring someone who can configure controls, manage platforms, and drive real security outcomes alongside the IT team. The Director will own the day-to-day operation of L+M's security stack, manage MDR vendor relationships, lead the company's response to cyber security incidents, build a formal governance and compliance program, and serve as the internal security authority for staff, leadership, and vendors.

Job Responsibility

  • Administer and optimize Microsoft 365 / Entra ID security configurations, including Conditional Access, MFA policies, and re-authentication session controls
  • Manage and tune email security platforms, MDR and firewalls for threat detection and PII content filtering
  • Oversee email security and MDR engagement for 24/7 threat monitoring
  • serve as primary internal contact for escalation and incident triage
  • Administer firewall and other network security controls and access policies
  • Manage restrictions on personal email access, personal device access to SharePoint/company resources, and shared drive to OneDrive/SharePoint migration security controls
  • Implement and maintain DLP policies to prevent PII from being transmitted via email, with programmatic deletion of historical PII from employee mailboxes
  • Own incident response, remediation and data breach management and reporting
  • Investigate and document security incidents
  • produce post-incident reports for leadership and the board
  • Build and maintain a NIST-aligned cybersecurity governance framework, incorporating the findings from third-party pen tests, cyber assessment and governance strategy engagement
  • Develop and enforce company-wide information security policies, including acceptable use, data classification, PII handling, and vendor security requirements
  • Create a vendor security program with tiered controls based on risk level
  • ensure new and high-risk vendors meet MFA, cybersecurity training, and contractual security requirements
  • Manage PII data handling policies for all company platforms
  • define retention, access, and deletion procedures
  • Coordinate with legal counsel on multi-state regulatory compliance, notification windows, and data privacy obligations
  • Support cyber insurance renewals and carrier requirements
  • work with the Insurance team to assess and close coverage gaps
  • Design and operate an employee security awareness training program
  • manage phishing simulation campaigns and track employee performance
  • Help develop and enforce consequences for repeat security policy violations, including integration of phishing test results into annual performance review processes
  • Provide advance training prior to new policy enforcement
  • Communicate clearly with non-technical staff on security changes that affect daily workflows
  • Serve as the internal subject matter expert on cybersecurity for the CTO, executive team, and board
  • Prepare and present cybersecurity metrics, risk posture updates, and strategic recommendations to leadership
  • Manage vendor relationships and procurement for security tools
  • evaluate and recommend platforms
  • Define and track a cybersecurity roadmap aligned with NIST maturity milestones

Requirements

  • 7+ years of progressive experience in cybersecurity, with at least 3 years in a senior or lead technical role
  • Hands-on, practitioner-level expertise — this role requires the ability to configure, operate, and troubleshoot security tools directly
  • Deep expertise with Microsoft 365 security, Entra ID / Azure AD, Conditional Access, and Defender suite
  • Experience managing or overseeing Managed Email Security and MDR engagements
  • Experience with email security platforms
  • Strong working knowledge of PII handling obligations, data breach notification laws, and multi-state regulatory requirements
  • Familiarity with NIST Cybersecurity Framework and the ability to translate it into practical operational controls
  • Experience developing and enforcing security policies, vendor security requirements, and employee training programs

Nice to have

  • CISSP, CISM, CISA, or equivalent professional certification
  • Experience in real estate, property management, affordable housing, or regulated industries with PII-intensive operations
  • Familiarity with property management platforms and their data security considerations
  • Experience working with outside legal counsel and cyber insurance carriers
  • Background conducting or managing external cybersecurity assessments
  • Exposure to DLP tools, SIEM/SOAR platforms, and network access control within a Microsoft-heavy environment

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