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The Cyber-Security Services Offering Development Manager will be responsible for creating cybersecurity offerings to help customers secure their digital workplace environment.
This role will work with our security, software, and services teams to create and integrate current security offers into the services portfolio by driving standalone offers (professional and managed services) or integrating into our solutions. The team is also responsible for the creation of comprehensive marketing requirements documents, interact with geographies, guide the creation of marketing messaging, position security service offerings, and plan, launch, and drive offerings in global markets.
The candidate should have prior services offering development experience in the security domain. An ideal candidate will have:
a deep understanding of Digital and Cyber Security Technologies, inc
📌 WW Cyber-Security Services (India)
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