Director, Executive Communications - Security

Communication Strategy & Planning Develop executive communications materials including decks, blogs, talking points, briefing documents, and scripts for internal and external communications. Ensure message consistency across channels and establish clear linkages between strategy, messaging, and outcomes. Manage the executive communications editorial calendar and prioritize incoming requests. Adapt narratives based on audience feedback and engagement signals. Develop industry‑relevant, technically accurate points of view and translate them into executive storytelling. Collaborate across teams to integrate customers, partners, and solution stories into executive narratives. Build and maintain an executive communications platform that defines executive voice, tone, perspective, and narrative priorities. Develop keynote narratives, presentations, and briefing materials for key security moments and industry events. Bachelor's Degree in Business, Business Administration, Marketing, Communications, Finance, or related field AND 6+ years communications, marketing operations, field operations, program management, project management, or related experience OR equivalent experience Master's Degree in Business, Marketing, Communications, Finance, or related field AND 8+ years communications, marketing operations, field operations, program management, project management, or related experience OR Bachelor's Degree in Business, Marketing, Communications, Finance, or related field AND 12+ years communications, marketing operations, field operations, program management, project management, or related experience OR equivalent experience. Demonstrated ability to develop security industry‑relevant, technically accurate points of view and translate them into executive‑level communications. Demonstrated experience partnering directly with senior executives and influencing with judgment and credibility. Experience engaging with and developing content for business leaders (such as boards of directors) and highly technical audiences (such as CISOs and security practitioners).