Vulnerability Governance Analyst, Italy
Pubblicato il 09-10-2026 - Ion Group in Brescia
About us:
We are a community of visionary innovators, dedicated to providing pioneering software and consultancy services to financial institutions, trading firms, central banks, governments, and corporations around the world. We strive to simplify the way people work. We do that by providing workflow and process automation software, as well as providing real-time data and business intelligence to help people make better decisions. We are 13,000+ employees, we operate globally with 80+ global offices, and we serve over 4,800+ customers worldwide.
For the strengthening of the Chief Information Security Office (CISO) function within Cedacri’s companies, part of ION Group, we are looking for talented professionals to grow their career as Vulnerability Governance Analyst. This position is targeted at candidates with 2–5 years of relevant experience in Cybersecurity, Vulnerability Management, or Information Security Governance.
Selected candidates will be placed in a dynamic and innovative environment and will collaborate with cross-functional teams to strengthen the organization’s vulnerability governance framework and security posture.
Learn more at www.iongroup.com.
Your role
Your key duties and responsibilities
- Support the governance and continuous improvement of the enterprise Vulnerability Management program.
- Monitor vulnerability remediation activities across infrastructure, cloud, endpoint, and application environments, ensuring compliance with established remediation targets and governance requirements.
- Perform risk-based vulnerability analysis considering exploitability, asset criticality, exposure, business impact, and threat intelligence.
- Correlate vulnerability intelligence with CMDB, BIA, SBOM/SCA and application ownership data to identify exposed services, impacted customers, remediation owners and urgency of action.
- Prioritize vulnerabilities using a risk-based model that goes beyond technical severity, considering exploitability, evidence