Senior Information Security Specialist
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - BEKO EUROPE in Milano
The Information Systems team is responsible for implementation of the enterprise architecture and the development and maintenance of the organization's computing/IT environment. Determines and develops architectural approaches and solutions, conducts business reviews, documents current systems and develops recommendations of how to proceed with the applications.
As an Information Security Senior Analyst, you will support the execution of Beko Europe’s cybersecurity governance, risk, and compliance program, ensuring the security technical compliance with the European regulatory scenario (including NIS2). You will contribute to the implementation of security policies and technical controls across IT and OT environments, supporting risk management, audit activities, and continuous improvement of the organization’s security posture.
Responsibilities
- Supporting the implementation and maintenance of the Information Security Governance framework across Beko Europe
- Ensuring security requirements are incorporated into projects, processes, and operational activities,
including the security architectural review requirements
- Contributing to compliance initiatives with European cybersecurity regulations (e.g., NIS2, CRA, GDPR, EU AI Act where applicable)
- Assisting in the definition, update, and rollout of security policies, standards, and procedures
- Supporting cybersecurity risk assessments (including IT and OT scope) and tracking remediation plans
- Supporting vulnerability management processes, including coordination with Global Security teams and remediation follow‑up
- Contributing to application security awareness, promoting secure development principles and supporting risk identification
- Supporting incident management activities, including coordination, documentation, and post‑incident review actions
- Participating in internal and external audits (e.g., NIS2 readiness, ISO27001, financial audits), ensuring evidence collection and follow‑up
- Supporting third